Category: Business Continuity

Defining Recovery Time Objectives

The term recovery time objective refers the maximum amount of time allowed to recover resources, restart an…

The Cost-Benefit Equation for Business Continuity

The pressures on businesses to minimise costs and try to maximise profits in an uncertain economic environment…

Maintaining an effective Business Continuity Program

All organisation should have some form of Business Continuity Management (BCM) in place. This generally involves the…

Achieving business resilience

In the context of the pace of change in the modern business world (especially related to technological…

Effective business continuity testing

Every organisation can benefit from planning for how to stay operational during a crisis or business interruption…

Information Technology: A business continuity and a risk management issue

Information technology systems have become entirely embedded in the way we do business, from the smart phone…

Business Continuity and response plans

The response components of an organisation’s business continuity management program are the elements most critical to the…

Business continuity and data management

Operating in the fast-paced, interconnected and well-regulated modern world, organisations are more reliant than ever on the…

Managing for climate change resilience

Many businesses, business associations, and financial institutions such as the World Bank, have in recent years recognised…