Ensuring confidence that your business continuity solution continually meets business needs and will work when needed

Overview

Business Continuity (BC) refers to processes and procedures designed to allow an organisation to recover from a major incident (within business defined parameters) that could otherwise cripple the business. It can be considered part of risk management and good business practice as it seeks to mitigate the risk of disruption, minimise the impact of and return the business to full functionality after a major incident.

The planning and plan testing that precedes a major incident ensures that the business is prepared for the major incident and can enact the recovery procedures should they are ever needed.

Like any business process, the effectiveness of the BC programme should be reviewed regularly to ensure that it maintains relevance in an ever changing environment.

Services

BC Capability and Readiness Assessment

The ‘BC Capability and Readiness Assessment’ is a snapshot of your business continuity capability. It will identify if any remedial activities need to be undertaken to ensure that you business continuity readiness meets your business requirements.

BC Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

The ‘BC Business Impact Analysis (BIA)’ measures your business processes importance and your business defined recovery parameters so you know the order and timing for business process recovery after a major incident.

BC Programme Implementation

The ‘BC Programme Implementation’ ensures that all required BC components are implemented according to best practice guidelines of the Business Continuity Institute (BCI), Disaster Recovery Institute International (DRII), Australian and International standards.

BC Programme Managed Service

The ‘BC Programme Managed Service’ is an annual audit (or more frequent if you require) of your BC programme to ensure that it remains relevant to your business; delivering confidence that it is robust and is evolving as your business grows.