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NEWS : south east asia, 2003 archive

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New SARS case leads to quarantine
Health officials in Singapore have quarantined 70 people who may have come in contact with a Taiwanese lab worker with SARS.
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Date: 18th December 2003 •Region: SE Asia•Type: Link •Topic: SARS disease
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Quick survey – how has your job changed?
Is the business continuity manager’s role changing? This one minute survey seeks to find out.
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Date: 5th December 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC stats
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Implementing Business Continuity from Strategy to Reality
3-day workshop, 12th-14th January, SUNTEC Singapore.
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Date: 3rd December 2003 •Region: SE Asia •Type: Article •Topic: Events
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Hong Kong businesses monitoring viral gastroenteritis outbreak
Over 400 people on the island have been infected in a week. Could have SARS-type impact on productivity.

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Date: 20th November 2003 •Region: SE Asia •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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US business continuity company looking for partners
The Business Continuity Group, a new company formed to provide a complete range of BC consultancy and support services, is seeking worldwide partners.

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Date: 12th November 2003 •Region: Various •Type: Article •Topic: BC markets
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Business continuity budgets survey
How much does your company spend on business continuity and related areas and what changes do you expect to see during 2004?

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Date: 7th November 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC statistics
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Choosing a business continuity provider – points to consider
Looking at using the services of a third party BC supplier? This twenty point checklist will help.

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Date: 31st October 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Comment: Culture change is key to business continuity management
As BCM develops it is coming up against a major obstruction in many organisations; that of corporate culture. By David Honour.

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Date: 24th October 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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The quiet revolution – a new job spec for the business continuity professional
BC is no longer a reactive job, but a proactive one says Keith Tilley.

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Date: 10th October 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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4th Annual Business Continuity Management Conference and Exhibition
11th - 13th November 2003, SUNTEC City Convention Centre, Singapore.

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Date: 7th October 2003 •Region: SE Asia •Type: Article •Topic: Events
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BCI and DRII revise the ten key disciplines
Changes reflect recent developments in approaches to business continuity management.

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Date: 22nd September 2003 •Region: UK/World •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Kingswell expands business continuity training portfolio
New courses offered with partners in India, Australia, New Zealand and SE Asia.

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Date: 17th September 2003 •Region: Various •Type: Article •Topic: BC markets
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Hong Kong may have new SARS case
A woman showing symptoms of the disease has been placed in an isolation ward.

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Date: 16th September 2003 • Region: SE Asia Type: Article •Topic: SARS disease
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Ex-employee blows up company offices
An explosion at a Japanese company in which two people are feared dead was caused by a ‘disgruntled’ ex-employee.

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Date: 16th September 2003 • Region: SE Asia Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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South Korea battered by Typhoon Maemi
Businesses in the area are still being affected by power outages and transport problems. Export industry could be affected for many months.

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Date: 15th September 2003 • Region: SE AsiaType: Article •Topic: DR general
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Singapore more at risk from bio-terrorism than conventional attack
According to Minister of State for Health Dr Balaji Sadasivan.

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Date: 15th September 2003 • Region: SE AsiaType: Article •Topic: Terrorism
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Recovery facilities: how far is far enough?
Recovery facility location has been a hot topic since 9/11. This Continuity Central survey seeks to find out what current attitudes are to this issue.

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Date: 11th September 2003 • Region: WorldwideType: Article •Topic: BC general
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Is SARS coming back?
The first new case of SARS in five months may have occurred in Singapore.

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Date: 9th September 2003 • Region: SE Asia Type: Article •Topic: SARS disease
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BCP Asia training workshop
A one-day event in Singapore aimed at those new to business continuity.

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Date: 8th September 2003 • Region: SE Asia Type: Article •Topic: Events
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Armed against the activist
David Honour explores the business continuity measures that can be put in place to protect companies from activist attacks.

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Date: 5th September 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Hong Kong closes down as it waits for Typhoon Dujuan to hit
Stock exchange closes and many businesses send staff home.

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Date: 2nd September 2003 • Region: SE Asia Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Asia-Pacific Human Resources Conference 2003
SARS risk management and response issues high on the agenda.

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Date: 15th August 2003 • Region: SE Asia/Asia Pacific Type: Article •Topic: Events
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Calculating ROI for business continuity
Take part in Continuity Central's latest survey which explores whether and how organisations calculate the return on investment made in business continuity activities and processes.

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Date: 8th August 2003 • Region: WorldwideType: Article •Topic: BC general
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Singapore gets new business continuity standard
The ‘Standard on Business Continuity Management’ was launched by Cedric Foo, Minister of State for Defence and Chairman, SPRING Singapore.

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Date: 21st July 2003 • Region: SE AsiaType: Article •Topic: BC general
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The BIA under the microscope
The results of Continuity Central’s survey into the business impact analysis.

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Date: 21st July 2003 • Region: WorldwideType: Article •Topic: BC stats
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Give BIAs the axe with workshop approach
The traditional business impact analysis is often an ineffective technique and should be replaced with new processes, claims Damian Walch.

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Date: 18th July 2003 • Region: WorldwideType: Article •Topic: BC plan development
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Basel II - implications for Hong Kong
Simon Topping, executive director (Banking Policy) of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, has made a speech outlining the potential impact of the Basel II Accord.

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Date: 15th July 2003 • Region: SE AsiaType: Article •Topic: Operational risk
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Business continuity audits of critical suppliers
Is there a weak link in your business continuity planning process?
A Continuity Central ‘quick comment.’
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Date:4th July 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Developing a comprehensive open-source business continuity model
Take part in an industry-wide consultation.
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Date: 27th June 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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SARS: don't travel to Taiwan
The World Health Organization has advised businesses not to allow staff to travel to Taiwan because of the SARS disease risk.
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Date: 22nd May 2003 •Region: Worldwide/SE Asia •Type: Article •Topic: SARS disease
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Learning from SARS
The Chinese government, business representatives and academics have conducted a joint workshop in Beijing to discus the crisis management lessons that are emerging from SARS.
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Date: 16th May 2003 •Region: SE Asia •Type: Article •Topic: Crisis management
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Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce to help SMEs cope with SARS
The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce is liaising with its members and various government agencies to offer a series of business continuity seminars and assistance packages to help firms with SARS issues.
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Date: 14th May 2003 •Region: SE Asia •Type: Link •Topic: SARS disease
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Port strike gives South Korean import / exporters a major continuity problem
Freight transport brought to a standstill.
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Date: 13th May 2003 •Region: SE Asia •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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How is the business impact analysis changing?
The BIA is a crucial element in the business continuity manager's toolkit, but anecdotal evidence suggests that the way the BIA is being used, conducted and managed may be changing. Continuity Central has initiated a global survey that aims to discover the ways in which individual companies are handling BIAs.
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Date: 25th April 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Singapore government briefs businesses over SARS
Firms urged to ‘kickstart business continuity plans in the battle against the virus’.
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Date: 17th April 2003 •Region: SE Asia •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Singapore Association of Banks establishes SARS taskforce
Will co-ordinate business continuity efforts and information-sharing.
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Date: 14th April 2003 •Region: SE Asia •Type: Link •Topic: SARS
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SARS resources now available
Continuity Central has launched a SARS update page and a discussion group which allows BC professionals to share information.
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Date: 10th April 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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How financial firms are fighting SARS
Financeasia.com has reported on the methods being used to ensure business continuity.
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Date: 7th April 2003 •Region: SE Asia •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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A capital idea!
Is there anything those outside the banking sector can learn from the Second Basel Capital Accord?
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Date: 4th April 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Daegu Bank and Busan Bank Korea implement disaster recovery system
Both banks’ primary data centres are interconnected and have Fibre Channel links to a back-up data centre in Milyang city, 90 kilometres away.
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Date: 3rd April 2003 •Region: SE Asia •Type: Article •Topic: Disaster recovery
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SARS puts an end to business as usual in Asia
The disease has disrupted the operations of companies in Hong Kong, Singapore and China.
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Date: 3rd April 2003 •Region: Asia / SE Asia •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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SARS disease - Hong Kong takes emergency measures
Government and businesses are taking contingency measures to prevent the spread of the disease.
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Date: 2nd April 2003 •Region: SE Asia •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Outsourcing – are you putting the continuity of your business in someone else’s hands?
What measures should you take to ensure that outsourcing business functions does not put your business continuity at risk?
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Date: 28th March 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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What are the keys to business continuity awareness and up-take?
23rd – 29th March is BC Awareness week, but what new elements could be introduced to take BC awareness to a new level?
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Date: 20th March 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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The turning of the tide?
The business continuity market is about to take-off…
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Date: 14th March 2003 •Region: Worldwide •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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FailSafe Singapore to be wound up
Various business continuty assets up for sale.
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Date: 4th March 2003 •Region: SE Asia •Type: Link•Topic: BC markets
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