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Assessing the Value of the BIA - Andrews 2017

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Ron Andrews

The document discusses a panel at the Canadian BCP & Emergency Management Conference that aimed to explore the full value of conducting a Business Impact Analysis (BIA). The panel sought to discuss the features and advantages of a BIA, examine its relationship to risk assessment, and share professional experiences. Key lessons highlighted taking opportunities to understand how the business truly operates, keeping the BIA concise to meet organizational needs, and using DRI and BCI standards to inform the BIA process.

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Assessing theValue of the BIA Infonex Canadian BCP & Emergency Management Conference Ottawa, Canada Ron Andrews January 25, 2017
Panel Participants Ron Andrews, Facilitator Des OCallaghan Vito Mangialardi
Intended Outcomes Explore the full value of the Business Impact Analysis (BIA) Discuss the BIA features, advantages, disadvantages, etc. Explore the relationship between the BIA and the Risk Assessment Share professional practice and experience with the BIA
Lessons Learned Take every advantage to learn how business really occurs in your organization Place your BIA on a BCP Planning Cycle Keep your BIA concise and straightforward to meet the needs of your organization - not your template Enhance staff competencies in BCP Use the DRI and BCI professional practice standards concerning the BIA

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Assessing the Value of the BIA - Andrews 2017

  • 1. Assessing theValue of the BIA Infonex Canadian BCP & Emergency Management Conference Ottawa, Canada Ron Andrews January 25, 2017
  • 2. Panel Participants Ron Andrews, Facilitator Des OCallaghan Vito Mangialardi
  • 3. Intended Outcomes Explore the full value of the Business Impact Analysis (BIA) Discuss the BIA features, advantages, disadvantages, etc. Explore the relationship between the BIA and the Risk Assessment Share professional practice and experience with the BIA
  • 4. Lessons Learned Take every advantage to learn how business really occurs in your organization Place your BIA on a BCP Planning Cycle Keep your BIA concise and straightforward to meet the needs of your organization - not your template Enhance staff competencies in BCP Use the DRI and BCI professional practice standards concerning the BIA