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BUSINESS BUSINESS CONTINUITY CONTINUITY MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT KEEPING THE BUSINESS KEEPING THE BUSINESS WHEELS IN MOTION WHEELS IN MOTION by by NOGENE VAN R. OMANDAM NOGENE VAN R. OMANDAM
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Business Continuity Management

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  • BUSINESS CONTINUITY MANAGEMENTKEEPING THE BUSINESSWHEELS IN MOTION

    byNOGENE VAN R. OMANDAM

  • www.pecb.org/ iso22301International Standard for Organization

  • PART 1

    DEFINITION and IMPORTANCE

  • www.pecb.org/ iso22301Business Continuity ManagementA holistic management process that identifies potential impacts that threaten an organisation and provides a framework for building resilience with the capability for an effective response that safeguards the interests of its key stakeholders, reputation, brand and value creating activities.

  • www.pecb.org/ iso22301To ensure the timely resumption and delivery of essential business activities in the event of a major disruption by maintaining the key business resources required to support delivery of those activities.Business Continuity ManagementOBJECTIVEOUTPUTBusiness Continuity Plan (BCP)

  • [email protected] Continuity ManagementAre business interruptions that are of concern from a continuity viewpoint. OUTAGESRESPONDING OUTAGES Emergency ResponseContinuity ResponseRecovery Response

  • [email protected] COMPONENTS OFBusiness Continuity ManagementIT Disaster RecoveryBusinessRecoveryCrisis ManagementRisk Mitigation

  • [email protected] COMPANIES WHO HAD ADOPTED THEBusiness Continuity Management PROGRAM

  • [email protected] NEED FORBusiness Continuity Management

    FearProtection ofpeopleMaintenance of vitalactivities of theorganization Better under-standingof the organizaion

    Cost reductionRespect to theinterestedpartiesProtection of the reputation andbrandConfidence ofclients

    CompetitiveadvantageLegalcomplianceRegulatorycomplianceContractcompliance

  • PART 2

    IMPLEMENTINGand MAINTAINING

  • [email protected] INTEGRATED IMPLEMENTATION METHODOLOGY FORBusiness Continuity ManagementBRITISH STANDARDS25999ISO22301NFPA1600

  • [email protected] INTEGRATED IMPLEMENTATION METHODOLOGY FORBusiness Continuity Management1. PLANestablishes objectives, targets and procedure for the program.

    StandardsPolicy StatementsProgram SponsorSteering Committee

  • [email protected] INTEGRATED IMPLEMENTATION METHODOLOGY FORBusiness Continuity Management2. DOimplements and operates the BCM program.UnderstandBusiness Impact Analysis- identifies and documents your key products and services.Risk Asssessment- separates the risks identified in the previous step into minor (acceptable) risks and major (unacceptable) risks.

  • [email protected] INTEGRATED IMPLEMENTATION METHODOLOGY FORBusiness Continuity Management2. DOTreatTolerateTransferTerminateStrategize- Risk MitigationPlan DocumentationTest

  • [email protected]@icwa.wa.gov.auTHE INTEGRATED IMPLEMENTATION METHODOLOGY FORBusiness Continuity Management3. CHECKmonitors and reviews performance against establish management system.

    Discussion based ExerciseLive ExerciseTesting

  • [email protected]@icwa.wa.gov.auTHE INTEGRATED IMPLEMENTATION METHODOLOGY FORBusiness Continuity Management4. ACTmaintains and improve the BCM program.

    CAPA(corrective action and preventive action)Continuous Improvement

  • [email protected] SOLUTIONS INTRODUCED byBusiness Continuity Management

  • SO,WHO ARE TO BE INVOLVE?EVERYONE!!

  • FIN