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The other event is that Castellan have launched their new single business continuity software package, and so I have been listening to a number of webinars which talk about the software and operational resilience. Generally accepted practice was that you had to write a plan for every different scenario that could possibly occur.
The other event is that Castellan have launched their new single business continuity software package, and so I have been listening to a number of webinars which talk about the software and operational resilience. Scenarioplanning. I watched the Castellan webinars, “Why all the fuss about operational resilience”, here.
Scenarioplanning and war-gaming can include dynamic risks (the scenario has changed). During the corrective action phase, real data about recent events is updated in the team’s library of scenarioplans. We describe implications, followed by a specific response framework. Doctrinal Framework. Typical Framework.
I have included two videos below: A webinar on how to return to business following this pandemic. In this webinar I am joined by Anthony McMahon from The IT Psychiatrist and Alastair Miller from NSP. What will the new normal look like following the Coronavirus Pandemic? A pandemic similar to COVID-19 was not unexpected.
I have included two videos below: A webinar on how to return to business following this pandemic. In this webinar I am joined by Anthony McMahon from The IT Psychiatrist and Alastair Miller from NSP. What will the new normal look like following the Coronavirus Pandemic? A pandemic similar to COVID-19 was not unexpected.
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