The latest business continuity news from around the world
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Leaseweb Global has published the results of research revealing that almost one fifth (19.6 percent) of respondents said they made significant changes to their organization’s business continuity plans to navigate through the COVID pandemic.
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According to the 2022 AFP Strategic Role of Treasury Survey, published by the Association for Financial Professionals (AFP) and supported by Marsh McLennan, treasury professionals have expanded their role scope to support other functions.
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Arcserve has released key findings from a global research study that shows that many organizations are failing to effectively test and update disaster recovery plans; and also identified difficulties in achieving recovery targets.
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The BCI has presented its 2022 BCI India & South Asia Awards, which recognise business continuity and resilience excellence in the region. This year’s winners were...
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In an article aimed at people new to business continuity and disaster recovery, Mitch Mitchell explains what the difference between these two vital disciplines is and why it is a mistake to use the two terms interchangeably.
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The BCI has presented its annual Africa Awards, given for business continuity and resilience excellence in the region. All winners are automatically shortlisted for the BCI Global Awards.
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A new Harvard Business Review article, written by Maren Gube and Debra Sabatini Hennelly, looks at the role of psychological safety within resilience and business continuity.
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When culture is discussed within business continuity standards and guidance documents it usually refers to the internal corporate culture. However, in this paper Wallace W. Koenning, Jr. looks at external culture and influencers of this; and discusses ways to consider it within business continuity programs.
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Given our recent experience and learnings from COVID-19, there are no excuses for business leaders not to be prepared for the next pandemic event. Mike Steere says that although COVID-19 impacts are reducing, businesses must accelerate planning to strengthen resilience for the next pandemic.
