Slicing up the business continuity budget

Continuity Central is providing support to Colin Lobley, an MBA student at Henley Management College, who is seeking to investigate how companies determine how much they spend on business continuity measures for low, medium and high likelihood risks of varying threat severities.

It is relatively easy to find advice on how to identify risks; how to measure them; and what types of strategies you can follow to mitigate them: but one question remains relatively unexplored – how much should I spend on the risks that may never happen and therefore may not give a clearly visible return on investment?

To assist in this research, you are invited to complete a questionnaire, which can be reached by following the link below. Note that all answers will be treated in complete confidence. The survey will take around 20 minutes to complete.

FreeOnlineSurveys.com/rendersurvey.asp?sid=be6n68sulzmbe3v204165

If you wish to contact Colin regarding this research you can do so via colin.lobley@btopenworld.com

The results of the research will be published through Continuity Central.

•Date: 11th August 2006• Region: UK/World •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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