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Human Resources – for getting businesscontinuity built into the job descriptions and the rewards and recognition system. Businessplanning – for including businesscontinuity within organisation targets and management systems including such monitoring systems such as KPIs and balanced scorecards.
Human Resources – for getting businesscontinuity built into the job descriptions and the rewards and recognition system. Businessplanning – for including businesscontinuity within organisation targets and management systems including such monitoring systems such as KPIs and balanced scorecards.
Business Impact Analysis. BusinessContinuity Strategies. Incident Response. Plan Development and Implementation. BusinessContinuityPlan Exercises, Assessment, and Maintenance. The Professional Practices are broken down into ten areas as follows: Program Initiation. Risk Assessment.
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