Business Continuity Management professionals in publicly-regulated utilities (electric, oil, gas, water, telecommunications) are different. Not because of whom they are
Business Continuity Management professionals in publicly-regulated utilities (electric, oil, gas, water, telecommunications) are different. Not because of whom they are – but because of
Every Business Continuity Management (BCM) “standard” uses RP0 (Recovery Point Objective) as a key metric, and nearly every BCM program includes that metric –
Agencies of the US Federal Government (but Canadian, EU and most other Government agencies as well) have a ‘civic duty’ to provide Continuity of
There are no vacuums in business (unless you’re in janitorial or restoration services). Within every organization, everything is connected – people, processes, technology, facilities,
For more than two decades, products, services and generally accepted practices have been in a nearly constant state of change. Gone are telegrams, analog
The world grows more complex every day. New technologies, global competition, instant communications; every new opportunity presents new risks. Yet countless BCM planners follow