Business continuity management (BCM) is no longer a luxury but an essential element of an organization's risk-management program. For an organization to have any hope of survival, the BCM process must embrace risk, emergency, and recovery planning in order to manage a "crisis" or "disaster" event. Undertaking any business continuity activity should form part of a wider planning structure; it is not an end in itself but a means to an end.
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Cut the Cord: Reduce Risks of Third-Party Dependencies
By Ken Doughty
Posted February 13, 2008 | Leadership | Leadership |
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