The winners of the BCI Australasian Awards
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- Published: Monday, 24 August 2015 08:23
The 2015 BCI Australasia business continuity and resilience awards were presented at a gala dinner on the 21st August in Melbourne.
The 2015 BCI Australasia business continuity and resilience awards were presented at a gala dinner on the 21st August in Melbourne.
The DRI International Awards of Excellence recognize the ‘best and brightest’ in the business continuity profession and nominations for the 2016 Awards can now be made.
This paper by Jim Burtles, Hon. FBCI, is an attempt to bring a simple but effective and comprehensive approach to the development and delivery of business continuity solutions. It is the third article in a series where we are publishing the short listed entries in the Continuity Central Business Continuity Paper of the Year competition.
Hundreds of NHS funded social care homes across England will need to raise their game in order to meet their business continuity planning obligations under the Civil Contingencies Act 2004, warns Crises Control.
Ian Ross FBCI examines the benefits of using a software system for incident and crisis management. This is the fourth article in a series where we are publishing the short listed entries in the Continuity Central Business Continuity Paper of the Year competition.
Organizations should integrate their management system for records with their business continuity management system, says Louisa Venter, chairperson of the South African mirror committee, SABS TC46D, and Datacentrix senior enterprise information management consultant.
The BCI Africa business continuity awards were presented at a ceremony on the 18th August 2015 in Sandton, Gauteng.
On October 13th Regester Larkin will hold its inaugural Crisis Management Conference Houston, with the theme ‘Leadership in Crisis Preparedness and Response’.
Only 17 percent of UK organizations have incorporated electronic document storage into their disaster recovery plans, although 82 percent admit the need to do so is either ‘critical’ or ‘very important’ to maintain business continuity.
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Business continuity can be defined as 'the processes, procedures, decisions and activities to ensure that an organization can continue to function through an operational interruption'. Read more about the basics of business continuity here.