| 9:00 – 9:15 |
Chairman Opening Speech
Lyndon Bird,
Technical Services Director, The Business Continuity
Institute |
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9:15 – 10:00 |
Keynote Presentation
Implementing an Effective BCM Program across Regions
- Identify key principles that shape business continuity
in different cultures
- Overcome the culture differences
- Adapting BCM in global operation
- Tips on avoiding pitfalls
- Critical success factors “Every attempt
to integrate resilience across multiple terrains and
operating environments can induce a variety of challenges
and obstacles. A flexible BCM program with innovative
will minimize the hi-ups involved.”
Henry Ee,
Director, Business Continuity Planning Asia Pte Ltd |
| 11:30 – 12:15 |
Overcoming the Odds: From Ground 0 to Business
Continuity
- Views from the trenches of BCM
- Things you always wanted to know but was afraid
to ask
- Looking ahead: the future of BCM
“To start an undertaking is challenging,
to maintain the legacy is more difficult.”
Kenny Seow,
Asia Business Continuity Award 2007, Winner of Lifetime
Achievement
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| 1:15 – 2:15 |
Case Study: Natural Disasters: Is your
Business Prepared?
- Impact of Jakarta flood
- Business interruption that PT Astra Group faced
- Managing denied access to work place cause by transportation
breakdown, telecommunication disruption and electricity
shutdown
- Challenges PT Astra International Head Office encountered
during Business Continuity Plan activation
- Lessons learnt during the disaster and improvements
made to increase business resilience
“Some crises cannot be averted totally
despite the best of efforts and intentions. How well
we survive the crisis depends on the preparatory work
that has been done anticipating, preparing and mitigating
the potentially disastrous effects of an incident
before it unfolds.”
Samuel Manasseh,
General Manager, Head of Group Risk Management Division
Group Internal Audit & Risk Management, PT Astra
International Tbk
|
|
2:15– 3:00 |
Moving your Business Continuity
/ Disaster Recovery Plans to the Next Level
Where do you stand today
?
- Back to Basics
- Shared vs Dedicated
- Backup Restore vs Replication/Mirroring
- Governance and State of Readiness
- Justification to Executive Management
Stephen Tan,
Project Manager / Consultant, Business Resiliency
and Continuity Services, IBM Global Services, IBM
Singapore Pte Ltd
|
|
3:45 – 4:30 |
Working with the Authorities
- The Suntec Experience
- Authorities roles in BCM
- Understand authorities practices and procedures in
dealing with a disaster
- Authorities and organizations cooperative initiatives
- Communicate your recovery strategies and procedures
to the authorities
- Integrate authorities’ feedback into BCM
“By working together, the authorities and
the companies can quickly learn from each other the
way crisis is managed.”
Mohd Anwar Abdul
Kader, Assistant Manager, Crisis Management &
Security Services, Suntec City Management Pte Ltd |
4:30 – 5:15 |
Panel Discussion: What would be the Future
of BCM Standards?
- Overview on business continuity standards; NFPA 1600,
BS 25999, TR 19:2005, etc..
- How are they different?
- What should you do to prepare?
- How can they support the implementation of the best
practices?
- How will they affect you and your organization?
“Complying with business continuity standards
is likely to play an important role in staying competitive
and winning new business in future.”
Moderator: Wong
Tew Kiat, President, Business Continuity Group
Panelist :
> Lyndon
Bird, Technical Services Director, The Business
Continuity Institute
> JC Sekar,
General Manager (Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa),
Management Systems Registration Services, Underwriters
Laboratories(UL)
|
5:30 – 6:30 |
Networking Cocktail Session |
