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Generation Continuity Planning: Simpler and More Effective During
2004 Motorola completely revised its BC program so it is simpler
and easier to implement. This presentation will review Motorola’s
experience and will discuss how other companies might apply this
approach to their own operations. We will discuss a short-form
BIA with a straightforward test for criticality; standard process
maps designating operations presumed to be business-critical;
two bottom-line criteria for setting recovery time objectives;
a checklist for suppliers; and an eight-step continuity plan.
The complete program guide and other materials used by Motorola
will also be shared with participants.
Managing
a Business Continuity Plan Development Project
Creating
Information Technology Recovery Plans Information
technology (IT) is one of the key areas to include in any business
continuity plan. For the average BCP employee with a limited knowledge
of IT, this can be an intimidating task. Using an organized, project
management approach, this session helps to define the major components
of the plan, issues to be addressed, and staff required in order
to produce a working and testable IT recovery plan. The attendee
will leave with tangible ideas and templates on how to create
this critical component of their overall business continuity plan.
Implement
Business Continuity for Minimal Cost Do you need a governance strategy in your organization to facilitate the business continuity planning process? Are you frustrated by the cost and complexity of business continuity solutions? Learn how to quickly implement business continuity solutions in your organization – regardless of its size. See an organization’s business continuity planning process and learn how to provide the information and data executives are concerned about – such as:
This
workshop will start you on a path to gather the data you’ll
need to increase the confidence that your organization can survive
the unexpected.
Initiating
Business Continuity Planning for Terrorism Threats Facing Every
Organization In
the aftermath of 9-11, awareness of the risks of terrorism against
corporate and public targets in North America has grown exponentially.
Analysis on terrorist vulnerabilities and risks have begun in
many work rooms, but there remains too few standard approaches
to such preparation. This session seeks to offer a summary of
approaches and representative models of contemporary best practices
to vividly illustrate and document the lessons learned in previous
terror attacks. This session will feature a short film on best
practices that is appropriate for senior managers, executives,
and all employees in your organization.
Certificates, Credentials, and Degrees: The Education and Training of BCP and Emergency Management Professionals Numerous
academic, private and public certifications are becoming commonplace.
What are the issues and challenges facing education and training
organizations, and what are the implications for business continuity
planners and emergency managers? There is some resistance amongst
veteran first responders who are unimpressed with classroom training
replacing years of on-scene experience as the best way to prepare
emergency management or disaster recovery leaders. We’ll
examine the best practices and explore the standards, certification
and accreditation programs paving the way in the post 9/11 world. Sessions/ Workshop Schedule
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Strategic
Session 2
Managerial
Session 2
Technical
Session 2
Emergency
Response Session 2
Advanced Session 2
Information
Session 2
