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Category Archives: Business Continuity

Disaster Recovery Plans and the “New Normal”

Business Continuity, Disaster RecoveryBy opscentreSeptember 6, 2012

Disaster recovery plans need to take account of changes. Regular reviews of changes in a company’s operations and dependencies, and developments in DR tools are all part of DR planning. What was true twelve months ago may have changed significantly by now and projected responses to disaster situations need to be updated accordingly. However, until…

Business Continuity Plan Best Practice and the APT Conundrum

Business Continuity, Disaster RecoveryBy opscentreSeptember 4, 2012

Ideally, business continuity plan best practice revolves around identifying the key risks and how to handle them, and separating out risks that do not justify planning time and effort, because they are too small or too improbable. The problem is to decide whether or not a risk merits inclusion in the BC plan. The current…

Business Continuity Plans and Clouds with Fewer Silver Linings

Business Continuity, Disaster RecoveryBy opscentreAugust 30, 2012

Cloud computing, that recent IT evolution, has been hailed as a boon to business continuity plans. Indeed, it has a lot to offer, including IT network redundancy, reduced costs and flexible billing. For these reasons, it immediately scores over traditional hot or cold mirrored data centres with more substantial initial and ongoing costs. Naturally, adequate…

When the Business Case for Business Continuity affects Supply Chain Operations

Business Case, Business ContinuityBy opscentreAugust 27, 2012

A business case for business continuity is not just about additional benefits that BC might bring to an organisation. In some cases, the need to ensure that an enterprise can “take a lickin’ and still keep on tickin’ “ means other advances in operational theory and practice need to be given up.  A case in…

Business Continuity Planning Outside the Box

Business Continuity, Business Continuity PlanBy opscentreAugust 23, 2012

Necessity as they say is the mother of invention. Business continuity planning sometimes needs some outside-the-box invention, especially in the case where a major functional component of an organisation becomes unavailable. This has been the case for a museum (Le Museon Arlaten) in the south of France, founded in 1899 with the mission of conserving…

Did the London Olympics Overdo the Business Continuity Planning?

Business ContinuityBy opscentreAugust 20, 2012

Stay away from London during the Olympics. That was the message that many people understood from the business continuity planning warnings issued about the difficulty of getting to, and moving around in, London, while the 2012 Olympic Games were being held. Companies were told that their employees might face effective denial of access to their…

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