A Project Planning Process for Business Continuity

Topics:
Disaster Planning and Management
Tags:
Audit,
Business Continuity,
Finance,
Financial Accounting,
It Services
Source:
management first

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Overview: This article discusses the formulation of a business recovery plan. As a starting point, presents the business recovery timeline model. Gives a framework of components to be considered in a business continuity project planning process, i.e. a risk reduction programme. As a result of “real-life lessons learned” from disaster situations, recovery practitioners are constantly inundated with a vast array of contingency methodologies, tools, templates, consulting services, etc. Auditors are also finding themselves in constant “refinement mode” as they review their audit processes and methodologies to ensure the right questions are asked when conducting reviews of BR/DR plans, frameworks, strategies, guidelines, policies and standards.

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Format: PDF | Size: 69KB | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 7


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