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Workshop A:
Strategies for a Successful BCP exercise
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Workshop B:
BS 25999, Yardstick for Global BCM Standard?
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Workshop A:
Strategies for a Successful BCP exercise
Speaker: Chow
Keng Fong, MBCP, Business Continuity Management, Merrill
Lynch Global Services Pte Ltd
Many organizations do not know how their
plans will work in an actual disaster until it is too late.
It is important that business operations are resilient to
the probable disasters and the effects of any disruption
are minimized to maintain the trust and confidence of key
stakeholders, staff, vendors, clients and public. Having
a plan and not exercising it to test its viability can be
as disastrous as having no plan at all. Many business continuity
professionals are faced with the daunting task of validating
the business continuity plans with limited budget and lack
of experience. No plan is completed without exercise!
With the materials developed by experienced
practitioners, learn to manage your own exercise through
discussion, brainstorming, case studies and enhanced with
real-life practical exercises. Find out how to conduct your
own disaster simulation exercise effectively in this dynamic
and interactive workshop.
A hands-on investigative workshop for
BCP practitioners and decision-makers to assess and develop
an effective BCP programme
• How confident are you in your BCP programme?
• Are your existing exercises necessary and appropriate?
• What are the absolutes in a BCP exercise?
• Who should be involved?
• How and when should you run the exercises?
• What are the reasonable measurements of success?
• What are the tricks and pitfalls to BCP planning?
The bottom line: Is your business prepared
for a crisis? A timely question in a changing marketplace.
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Workshop
B:
BS 25999, Yardstick for Global BCM Standard?
Speaker: Peter
Sierwald, MBCI, Director, Phoenix Continuity Services
Pty Ltd
BS25999 – Yardstick for a Global
BCM Standard?
The publication of British Standard BS25999 in late 2006
is – arguably – the coming of age in the practice
of Business Continuity according to a formal set of ‘rules’.
This workshop aims to shed light on the structure and content
of BS25999, providing a basis for understanding, developing
and implementing BCM within an organisation.
Course content:
• Overview of current BCM regulations, standards and
guidelines
• Comparison of the structure and content of BCM regulations,
standards and guidelines
• Introduction to BS25999 part 1
• Getting to grips with the structure and content
of BS25999 part 1
• Guidelines for effective BCM implementation following
BS25999 part 1
• Future direction – BS25999 part 2
• BS25999 part 2 as an audit guideline for the industry
to obtain certification
• Benchmarking against BS25999
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