BCM Standards: Lifeboat or the Titanic?

Passengers on the Titanic didn’t think it could sink.  When it did, there wasn’t room for everyone in the lifeboats.  By slavishly tying your

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This is the final installment of our 5 part blog series exploring the value of an Incident Management Framework within a Business Continuity Management

Previously, this series focused on Planning & Plan Development- the first 2 of the 4Ps of the Incident Management Framework-. This blog explores the

(This is Part 3 of a multi-part blog examining the “4Ps” of Incident Management Framework) The previous blog in this series focused on Planning. 

(This is Part 2 of a multi-part blog examining the “4Ps” of Incident Management Framework) Before creating Business Continuity plans, an important Planning process