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Business Resilience Certification Consortium International 10.11.2020

https://edition.cnn.com//lion-air-crash-boeing-/index.html The incident took place 02 months back in October 2018 when Lion Air Flight 610, carrier Boeing 737 MAX 8 crashed near Indonesia. The pilot in charge of the investigation filed lawsuit against the manufacture of the aircraft Boeing. The lawsuit is filed in Chicago and has three major allegations against the company: The Boeing aircraft's sensors improperly caused the plane's automatic anti-stall system to lower th...e nose of the plane and cause it to dive steeply and crash. The aircraft's anti-stall system and flight control systems failed to timely respond to pilot control of the aircraft. The aircraft's manual did not have proper instructions, policies and procedures for taking over the aircraft when these systems malfunctioned. A proper Business Continuity Plan could have avoided this scenario & 189 precious lives would be saved Business Continuity Plan focuses on People Critical Business Process Critical Resources & Services All disaster resources Business Continuity Planning Process Risk Management Business Impact Analysis Business Continuity Strategy Development Business Continuity Plan Development Business Continuity Plan Testing Business Continuity Plan Maintenance See more

Business Resilience Certification Consortium International 06.11.2020

No one could have predicted a global pandemic, lockdowns, civil unrest, hospitalisation of thousands and an active hurricane season occurring at the same time. For many, the common theme to navigate these unchartered waters has been resilience.

Business Resilience Certification Consortium International 19.10.2020

As leaders at AT&T work to mitigate climate change and adapt to its pending impacts, the reality of climate change on business becomes evident. Extreme weather, biodiversity loss, and natural disasters stand out among global risks the organizationand many othersface. For executives shaping long-term business strategy, it’s a reality they can’t afford to ignore.

Business Resilience Certification Consortium International 06.10.2020

Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) has been around for a couple of decades, but since the pandemic we have seen increased deployment of DRaaS products. A study by Technavio predicts that the DRaaS market is poised to grow by USD 27.44 billion during 2020-2024, at a CAGR of around 43% during the forecast period.

Business Resilience Certification Consortium International 03.10.2020

As the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated in the United States at the beginning of March, so too did Google searches for business continuity planning. Google Trends found that searches for the term skyrocketed between March 8 and 14 around the same time the U.S. declared a national emergency in response to the pandemic.

Business Resilience Certification Consortium International 26.09.2020

"According to a survey by PwC, only 22% of CFOs claim they could return to "business as usual" within a month after the Covid-19 outbreak ends. This in itself is an unfortunate statistic. However, couple it with the fact that it doesn't appear as though our current crisis will be completely over anytime soon, and it becomes obvious that significant changes in business operations need to be made. To ensure a successful return of the workforce and to maintain business continuity throughout any crisis, you need to put the right tools and procedures in place." #BusinessContinuity #BusinessContinuityPlanning #COVID19 #Pandemic #RemoteWork

Business Resilience Certification Consortium International 08.09.2020

"As businesses confront turbulent times, their ability to understand, manage and control processes is critical to smooth and continuous operations. Across industries, business leaders have and continue to react swiftly to the operational process changes dictated by the pandemic. But at some point they must thoughtfully assess: do we revert back to the old way of doing things? Continue along the current path? Or strike out in a new direction to redesign business operations for the medium and long-term?" #BusinessContinuity #BusinessContinuityPlanning #Covid19 #Pandemic