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A to Z of Business Continuity Management
Business Continuity plans are often perceived as difficult and time consuming to develop and implement and as a result many organisations ignore the threats around them and continue in the misplaced belief that their ‘disaster recovery plans’ will see them through. Based on the BCI ten areas of competence, this three day course looks at the issues surrounding the maintenance of essential business functions in the aftermath of a disaster, and provides a framework for the construction and implementation of a structured business continuity management process. Crisis Command Centre Management This course is designed to ensure that those
managers responsible for the exercising and testing of a company’s
business continuity plan maximise their chances of success by ensuring
that the crisis command centre is as good as it can be. Delegates
will acquire an understanding of the factors that pre-determine
successful planning and exercising of the crisis command centre
as well as learning how to author the most realistic exercises. Objective driven exercises that test plans and develop crisis management skills are an essential part of a business continuity management strategy. The purpose of exercises is to improve corporate resilience by improving crisis response capabilities. This one day course describes the development stages of different types of exercise and provides powerful insights into how to make exercises challenging, effective and stimulating and is specifically tailored for those whose role puts them into contact with the design, preparation and management of exercises at all levels throughout the organisation. Auditing your Company’s Level
of Readiness for a Crisis This programme prepares you for a no holds barred approach to finding where your areas of vulnerability are and how to fix them. This two day course is aimed both at business continuity practitioners who are moving towards business continuity management audit, and professional auditors now tasked with understanding the new requirements in the business continuity management field. The course covers topics including the Principles of BCM audit; Practical hints about conducting the BCM Audit; Benchmarking, Maturity Models and Compliance Standards. All the events will be held in London. Visit http://www.survive.com/Training/ for more information and to reserve your place.
•Date:
11th June 2004 •Region: UK •Type:
Article •Topic: Events
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