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Category Archives: Business Continuity

What Would You Like to Win a Business Continuity Award For?

Business ContinuityBy opscentreMay 17, 2013

It’s that time of the year again, and surveys are running to see who will win the title of Business Continuity Person of the Year. Common criteria include the most effective, most innovative, most promising newcomer, and best lifetime achievement. There are even a couple of new categories being offered: best crisis communications and best…

Disaster Recovery and IT Systems with Minds of their own

Business Continuity, Disaster RecoveryBy opscentreMay 15, 2013

The bigger IT systems get, the more complex they get, the more chance there is a failure somewhere inside and a need for disaster recovery. It’s mathematical – as you multiply the number of components or the number of computer procedures called, you multiply the possibilities for something to go wrong. Even the biggest guns…

HaaS and the Business Continuity Challenge

Business Continuity, Disaster RecoveryBy opscentreMay 13, 2013

When a global IT distributor like Ingram Micro gets on board the HaaS (Hardware as a Service) bandwagon, you know it’s really on the move. The concept behind Hardware as a Service is that organisations no longer have to own, support or in general worry about the IT hardware that is present on site. Instead,…

What Business Continuity Management and Zero-based Budgeting have in Common

Business Continuity, Risk EvaluationBy opscentreMay 10, 2013

Every so often (business continuity plan updates, for example), figuratively speaking it’s time to get the crystal ball out and see what the future holds. This is an ambitious undertaking given how difficult it is to know what the weather will be like next week, let alone business in six months’ time. Modern science has…

Isn’t a Threat Landscape More than just Worms and Viruses?

Business Continuity, Disaster RecoveryBy opscentreMay 8, 2013

By a quirk of language, the term “threat landscape” is currently used to refer specifically to cyber-threats. These threats alone already keep business continuity professionals on their toes, even if the nitty-gritty of protecting a company in this area is often the direct responsibility of the IT department. However, considering that threats were confined to…

Have You Got Your Global Risk Analysis Kit?

Business Continuity, Risk EvaluationBy opscentreMay 6, 2013

Want to know what’s on the radar screen for economic and technological risks? Or is your interest more in societal and environmental threats? The Global Risks 2012 report from the World Economic Forum has something for everything. It breaks risks out into five global categories – the four we’ve just mentioned, plus a fifth, geopolitical…

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