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Journal of Business Continuity and Emergency Planning, 2018
Within South Africa, few public service departments understand the concepts of business continuity management (BCM) and what it takes to implement a well-constructed business continuity plan.
C. Ferguson
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Within South Africa, few public service departments understand the concepts of business continuity management (BCM) and what it takes to implement a well-constructed business continuity plan.
C. Ferguson
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Business Continuity Planning: A Collaborative Approach
2000A business continuity plan (BCP) is a form of insurance for an organization—and, like insurance, we all hope that we never have to rely on it. However, proper preparation and training will provide the organization with a plan that should hold up and ease the pressures related to a crisis.
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Journal of Business Continuity and Emergency Planning, 2010
Innovation challenges for handling supply chain risks have become one of the most important drivers in business competitiveness and differentiation. This study analyses competitiveness at the external supply chain level as a driver of risks and provides ...
M. F. Blos, H. Wee, Joshua Yang
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Innovation challenges for handling supply chain risks have become one of the most important drivers in business competitiveness and differentiation. This study analyses competitiveness at the external supply chain level as a driver of risks and provides ...
M. F. Blos, H. Wee, Joshua Yang
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1999
Abstract : All organizations are dependent on People, Information, and Communications to conduct business. Interruptions that affect any of these resources will have a detrimental impact on business. Disasters that affect these resources will likely have a far reaching impact on business and may result in the failure of the business or organization ...
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Abstract : All organizations are dependent on People, Information, and Communications to conduct business. Interruptions that affect any of these resources will have a detrimental impact on business. Disasters that affect these resources will likely have a far reaching impact on business and may result in the failure of the business or organization ...
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Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning, 2008
Before being released, all cargo crossing Australian borders must be reported, riskassessed for prohibited goods and revenue matters, and cleared by the Australian Customs Service and Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service.
Glenn Thornton
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Before being released, all cargo crossing Australian borders must be reported, riskassessed for prohibited goods and revenue matters, and cleared by the Australian Customs Service and Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service.
Glenn Thornton
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Resiliency scoring for business continuity plans
Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning, 2016Through this paper readers will learn of a scoring methodology, referred to as resiliency scoring, which enables the evaluation of business continuity plans based upon analysis of their alignment with a predefined set of criteria that can be customised and are adaptable to the needs of any organisation.
Anna, Olson, Jamie, Anderson
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Data validation for business continuity planning
Proceedings of 2012 IEEE International Conference on Service Operations and Logistics, and Informatics, 2012In this paper we present a system and case study for business data validation in large organizations. The validated and consistent data provides the capability to handle outages and incidents in a more principled fashion and helps in business continuity. Typically, different business units employ separate systems to produce and store their data.
Soujanya Soni +2 more
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Business Continuity Planning: A Comprehensive Approach
Information Systems Management, 2004The risks of business interruption expand as companies become more dependent on information technology (IT) infrastructure. A comprehensive approach to business continuity planning seeks to mitigate against all major business interruptions of business systems. This article analyzes recent national and international surveys to develop insights about the
Virginia Cerullo, Michael J. Cerullo
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