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Business Continuity Planning

A completed Business Continuity Planning (BCP) cycle results in a formal documented plan, available for reference before, during, and after disruptions have occurred. Its purpose is to reduce the impact following an incident and reduce recovery times.  It should also assist in the process of returning to normal business operations.

BCP methodology is scalable for any organisation of any size and complexity.  Every business should have a documented, tried and tested plan to ensure the organisation's longevity.

Evidence that firms do not invest enough time and resources into BCP preparations are evident in disaster survival statistics.
Business Continuity Planning

It is often difficult for corporate executives to justify the expense of disaster recovery planning because an immediate return on investment is not always visible...

but can you afford not to!

58% of UK organisations were disrupted by the September 11th attacks in the USA

1 in 8 were severely affected

Source: London Chamber of Commerce
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