The Two Goals of a Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
During the most recent Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Crisis Management and Business Continuity Management teams of a large enterprise assembled in their US Emergency Operations
During the most recent Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Crisis Management and Business Continuity Management teams of a large enterprise assembled in
During the most recent Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Crisis Management and Business Continuity Management teams of a large enterprise assembled in their US Emergency Operations
If you talk with Business Continuity Planners from different organizations, you’ll end up with a whole list of Plan types they employ. These might
Not every Business Continuity Plan, IT Disaster Recovery Plan, Crisis Communication Plan or Incident Management Plan is guaranteed to work properly when it’s needed.
So Address the Loss of Assets – Not Potential Threats Black Swans and Super Storms: It is impossible to create Business Continuity plans for
Whether you are a full-time Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery professional, or a part-time planning coordinator, you’ve probably asked yourself the same question: why can’t I
As I mentioned in my last blog, DRJ world has always been very special to me for various reasons. It gave us our launch
Pre – Blog It’s been an exciting foray into the world of blogging so far. It’s early times and the blog is still in
Albert Einstein described insanity as “doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results”. The BCM industry’s reliance on BIA surveys fits that
Business Continuity Planners face a constant dilemma. While creating Plans to assure their organization’s ability to survive disruption, they’re caught between what they know
Managing a Business Continuity Management (BCM) Program can be like paddling an overweight canoe upstream against raging rapids. Things change so rapidly you often