"learning is not compulsory ... neither is survival" W. Edwards Deming
Why do I need a Plan? Does this help my business?
What should be in my Plan? Useful links
BCP4me.com is a web based capability designed for smaller businesses to be able to create an effective Continuity Plan by following simple recommended steps.
BCP4me.com contains template decisions and actions, and you can add more to meet your specific business needs.
BCP4me contains a unique facility to “track my plans” – allowing you to see how the chosen actions play out:- which ones were completed, how long was taken, which were not started. This makes it ideal for testing the plan and making improvements.
BCP4me has a risk management option to enable businesses to consider the risks and potential mitigations which may prevent a major incident or reduce the impact.
The Document Store allows you to keep key documents and processes in a secure site to access in an emergency. It can include phone lists, technical drawings, invoices, bank details and other vital recovery information.
To access your plan, simply click on “Go to my plan” to know what to do in an instant.
Business Continuity News
Business continuity and disaster recovery news from around the world. Provided by Continuity Central, the international business continuity news and information portal.
The impact of the global financial crisis on the business continuity market The final results of a recent survey by Continuity Central show that the effects of the credit crunch vary markedly from region to region.
Companies must adopt and enforce an open-source software policy 69 percent of companies surveyed by Gartner have no formal policy for evaluating and cataloguing OSS usage in their enterprise.
UK Parliamentary Group formed to explore critical infrastructure issues The APPGI is being chaired by former Construction Minister, Rt Hon Nick Raynsford MP.
First World Landslide Forum meets to discuss how to mitigate and respond to landslide disasters Forum expects to strengthen research and learning on risk analysis and disaster management.
Corporate fraud is a growing threat Larger companies lost an average US$8.2 million over the past three years.
Business continuity briefs Short news pieces.