The 5 Real Reasons your Employees Don’t Care about Business Continuity

An excellent, recent article in Information Week online, entitled “5 Reasons Your Employees Don’t Care About Business Continuity” dealt with what I might categorize

“Business Continuity Planning: Is it an Art or a Science?” That discussion rages on, with as much intensity as the chicken-or-the-egg controversy.  But there

Those of us who spend our business lives immersed in the Business Continuity industry swim through a sea of acronyms.  Meanwhile, we are constantly

During an incident there is constant need or desire for information from many stakeholders: Senior Management wants to know what is impacted, what the

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plans often rely on assumptions (read more about them here).  Some Business Continuity plans are very effective response plans

This is the first in a series of articles highlighting the critical components of Incident Management.  Every Business Continuity Management program ought to understand

My wife decided we needed a bench just inside our front door.  She went to various shops and found one – for $400.  Being

At a recent Business Continuity Management conference, one speaker spoke about his experiences and the theme: “the value in the BCM program”.  He had

Have Disaster Recovery plans? Tested them lately? An organization’s Disaster Recovery Planning program  should  include periodic Testing and Exercising of their DR Plans.  Organizations

The goal of every Business Continuity Management program ought to be preparedness: creation of a state of readiness in which goals, objectives, participants, roles