It’s been years since I last attended school, but unless things have changed dramatically, tests are still basically the same as they were back in the day.  You know the subject of the test, you can study the material in advance, but you’re not privy to the questions until the appointed hour the test begins.  […]

A recent blog addressed the personal qualities most useful to an effective Business Continuity Management Team member.  The article prompted a question regarding whether the first trait on the list “Someone who has a good grasp of how your organization works” was not specific enough.  The questioner asked whether experience in the particular industry was […]

(NOTE: This is Part 1 of the 6th in a series of articles discussing the future of Business Continuity Management.  The series starts here.) If we’ve done all of our Planning properly – acknowledged our risks and vulnerabilities and identified the gaps in our current capabilities, we may have begun to comprehend how we should respond […]