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Category Archives: Business Continuity

Is Social Networking now part of Business Continuity Plan Best Practice?

Business Continuity, Business Continuity PlanBy opscentreApril 25, 2012

Social media like Facebook and Twitter now have a lot in common with mobile phone networks. They are accessible to millions of people and they also stay up and running even if disaster strikes an enterprise and shuts down its corporate IT system. Anything that is that “continuous” merits examination in the light of business…

Business Continuity Test Scenarios and Predicting What to Test

Business Continuity, Business Continuity TestingBy opscentreApril 20, 2012

You can’t test absolutely everything; it’s fact that rapidly becomes obvious when you start to put together business continuity test scenarios. Common sense dictates that as a priority you should test the scenarios that have higher risk and that do more damage, all part of the risk and business impact analysis that goes into BC…

Building Business Continuity into the Heart of a System

Business Continuity, Business Resilience, Disaster RecoveryBy opscentreApril 17, 2012

While business continuity goes further than IT and data protection, it’s a sign of the times when computer hardware manufacturers start building BC directly into their systems. Twenty years ago, BC in the guise of “100% uptime” fault tolerant systems was the select domain of companies like Tandem and Stratus. Although costing less than some…

How to get your Colleagues to use a Business Continuity Plan Template

Business Continuity, Business Continuity PlanBy opscentreApril 16, 2012

If you’ve picked a business continuity plan template for your organisation and you want the various departments to use it, your sales skills or charm may impress your colleagues at the start. But how do you ensure that their enthusiasm won’t totally evaporate afterwards, when you’re back at your desk, and they’re back at theirs…

Does a Business Case for Business Continuity Change after Disaster?

Business Case, Business ContinuityBy opscentreApril 13, 2012

It’s been a year since the natural earthquake and tsunami disasters struck Japan, wrecking many high-tech factories on the country’s north-eastern coast. The Sony Sendai Technology Centre was one of those factories and suffered like the others. Managers and employees struggled to save what they could to restart operations as rapidly as possible. Sony top…

Human Beings in the Disaster Recovery Equation

Business Continuity, Disaster RecoveryBy opscentreApril 9, 2012

Ever since Frederick Taylor’s ideas on system engineering were shown to have a fundamental lack of appreciation of the human factor, businesses have been coming to terms with the messiness and at the same time the potential of human beings in the disaster recovery process. Taylor’s precept was that workers were too stupid to understand…

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