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One of the most common complaints from my consulting clients is that doing a formal business impactanalysis, or BIA, is a waste of time. In today’s post, written with BIA doubters in mind, I’ll lay out four cases where conducting a formal BIA is unnecessary.
The same thing is true of organizations and business continuityprofessionals. AI has the potential to be good at helping with risk assessment, impactanalysis, and guiding staff through incidents. However, it is unlikely to replace BC professionals as a group because so much of the job is about human interaction.
Lack of Innovation Critics often feel that the field of business continuity planning has somewhat stagnated, and they are right to a certain extent. Many consultants are stuck in the past, and they refuse to acknowledge that modern problems require modern solutions and a more agile approach in resolving them. Here are some of them: 1.
Critics often feel that the field of business continuity planning has somewhat stagnated, and they are right to a certain extent. Many consultants are stuck in the past, and they refuse to acknowledge that modern problems require modern solutions and a more agile approach in resolving them. Business Continuity Management.
If we had a known threat, why weren’t business continuityprofessionals prepared? Much of the mental effort and the time of business continuity goes into the Business ImpactAnalysis (BIA). The post Is Business Continuity One of the Victims of COVID? appeared first on PlanB Consulting.
If we had a known threat, why weren’t business continuityprofessionals prepared? Much of the mental effort and the time of business continuity goes into the Business ImpactAnalysis (BIA). The post Is Business Continuity One of the Victims of COVID? appeared first on PlanB Consulting.
One of the questions that came to mind for me was, did business continuityprofessionals identify that carbon dioxide was a key component of their company’s products and did they raise the alarm early? Was this a failure of business continuity or procurement?
One of the questions that came to mind for me was, did business continuityprofessionals identify that carbon dioxide was a key component of their company’s products and did they raise the alarm early? Was this a failure of business continuity or procurement?
In the business world where executives can sometimes be hyper-focused on dollars-in versus dollars-out—far more than resource allocation for operational resilience—business continuityprofessionals often find themselves struggling with having to do more with less. Work with a consultant? Professional Services.
If we had a known threat, why weren’t business continuityprofessionals prepared? Much of the mental effort and the time of business continuity goes into the Business ImpactAnalysis (BIA). The post Is Business Continuity One of the Victims of COVID? appeared first on PlanB Consulting.
As business continuityprofessionals, when we confront facility damage or the loss of a critical vendor, we need to respond swiftly, evaluating the threat and moving to meet it with purpose and coordination. Helps in conducting the business impactanalysis. It’s a critical BCM performance attribute. BIA On-Demand (BIAOD).
Business Continuity is NOT a Data Backup Last Updated on May 31, 2020 by Alex Jankovic Reading Time: 5 minutes There is something that bothers many Management Consultants in the Business Continuity and Information Technology field.
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One of the questions that came to mind for me was, did business continuityprofessionals identify that carbon dioxide was a key component of their company’s products and did they raise the alarm early? Was this a failure of business continuity or procurement?
The Disaster Recover y Institute International ( DRII ) and the Business Continuit y Institute ( BCI ) are the two major governing bodies that are responsible for defining and developing business continuity practices as well as certifying business continuityprofessionals.
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