Business Continuity Management (BCM) is a management process that identifies risk, threats and vulnerabilities that could impact an entity's continued operations and provides a framework for building organizational resilience and the capability for an effective response.
The objective of Business Continuity Management is to make the entity more resilient to potential threats and allow the entity to resume or continue operations under adverse or abnormal conditions. This is accomplished by the introduction of appropriate resilience strategies to reduce the likelihood and impact of a threat and the development of plans to respond and recover from threats that cannot be controlled or mitigated.
The Professional Practices are a body of knowledge designed to assist the entity in the development and implementation of a BCM program. Use of the Professional Practice framework can increase the likelihood that no significant gaps will be present in your program as well as increase the likelihood that the various parts of the program will work cohesively in an actual event.
Creating competitive advantage through improved performance
Creating value through sustainable business practices
Minimizing disruption through effective risk management
Managing risk to reduce accidents and improve performance
Helps your organization prevent, detect, and address bribery
Making the entity more resilient to potential threats and allow to resume operations
Safety Schemes In Procurement as part of your OHSAS application process
Encourage businesses to take steps towards protecting from the growing threat of cyber-crime
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