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BCP 100 : Introduction to Business Continuity Management


This course is designed for anyone who is new to business continuity management or as a refresher course.

We design this course to be suitable for a large spectrum of people. They can be non recovery team members who needs to have some basic understanding of BCM, recovery team members who need to understand the principals and practices of BCM, Line Managers and Senior Manager who need to understand the concepts of BCM so as they can give the right level of support to their staff and BCM Managers and coordinators who need to give updated with the latest techniques and practices in BCM.

This course is suitable for small to medium size organization who cannot afford to release all their staff for training at one go but wish all their staff to be prepared for a disaster.

This two day course explains the drivers of BCM, the benefits which an organization can gain by properly implementing BCM, the correct process of implementing BCM and the objective and goals of each process and some advice on pitfalls to avoid and selection of correct resources.

Participants get:-

    1. A neatly bound PVC folder containing:-

►  Trainer Presentation Slides

►  Useful Articles

►  Samples / Examples

►  Standards / Guidelines / Methodologies

    2. A CD containing a collection of useful materials

    3. A Certificate of Attendance signed by the BCM Certified trainer


The learning objectives for this course are to provide answers to these basic questions:-

  • What is Business Continuity Management (BCM)?
     
  • How is BCM different to BCP?
     
  • What is the difference between BCP & DRP?
     
  • Why do organizations need BCM?
     
  • What are some common industry practices?
     
  • What is the process for developing an organization wide BCM?
     
  • Who should be involved in BCM development / maintenance?
     
  • How is Crisis Management and Emergency Response related to BCM?
     
  • What is the difference between Plan Testing and Plan Exercising?
     
  • What are the issues relating to maintaining a BCM framework?

Please call us for further information. Click here to download the course outline.