Any organization will encounter events that affects or threatens their operation. Events such as earthquake, hurricane, or man-made problem like fire. In order to mitigate the effects such events has on organization's continuous operation, resilient organization have plans and procedure to speed the return to normal operation.
Business continuity planning (BCP) is, therefore, a process of assessing the risks to organizational processes such that potentially disruptive event has very little impact on the business. To achieve such organization creates policies, plans, and procedures to minimize the impact those risks might have. In the happening of such events, the goal of BCP is to provide a quick and efficient response and enhance organization's ability to recover quickly. The BCP process has four main steps.
Business continuity planning (BCP) is, therefore, a process of assessing the risks to organizational processes such that potentially disruptive event has very little impact on the business. To achieve such organization creates policies, plans, and procedures to minimize the impact those risks might have. In the happening of such events, the goal of BCP is to provide a quick and efficient response and enhance organization's ability to recover quickly. The BCP process has four main steps.
- Project scope and planning
- Business impact assessment
- Continuity planning
- Approval and implementation
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