Business Continuity Management
Helping your organisation be crisis-prepared
Business continuity management is defined as the advanced planning and preparation of an organization to maintaining business functions or quickly resuming after a disaster has occurred. It also involves defining potential risks including fire, flood or cyber attacks.
Business leaders plan to identify and address potential crises before they happen. Then testing those procedures to ensure that they work, and periodically reviewing the process to make sure that it is up to date.
A crisis can happen at an inopportune time when you least expect it to. What more with the speed of today’s business and technology, a disruption of a short period of time may lead to a catastrophic impact to the organisation. While you may not be able to predict a crisis, you certainly can be prepared for one.
Business Continuity Management
- BCM Gaps Analysis and Benchmarking BCM Policy & Framework and Manual Risk and Threat Analysis and Review Business Impact Analysis
- Business Recovery Strategy
- Business Continuity Management Plans Development
- Business Continuity Simulation Exercise Business Recovery Centre / Alternate Work Place
- Fast recovery of ICT hardware for uninterrupted work
- BCM Conferences, Awards, Trainings, Educations, Certifications and Professional Memberships
- ISO Certification for Individual and Organisation
- BCM System Solution and Mass Notification System
The Business Continuity Institute (BCI) Professional Practices Training Courses
- Policy And Programme Management Course
- Embedding Business Continuity
- Business Impact Analysis Course
- Designing Business Continuity Solutions
- Developing And Managing The Business Continuity Plan
- Designing And Delivering Effective Exercises
- Validating Your BCM Programme Course
- Incident Response And Crisis Management Course
- Introduction To Organizational Resilience Course