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The recent (and current) bad weather accross the UK, and other parts of the world, acts as a timely reminder that all organisations, no matter their size or location, should have a business continuity plan in place.

Many organisations will have suffered minor disruptions due to staff being unable to get into work or deliveries of vital stock being delayed, but those organisations who have already got an effective business continuity management system (BCMS) in place, particularly a BCMS that is certified against the BS25999 standard, will have been prepared and able to get back to usual levels of service quicker than their less-prepared competitors.

Understanding Business Continuity Management Best Practice and the BS25999 Standard

This 1-day course will explore the best practice approach to Business Continuity Management practices and the Business Continuity Management Standard BS25999, working with an experienced BCM and BS25999 practitioner with the opportunity to question and pre-plan for business continuity in your own organisation using the best practice standard BS25999 and examples of good practice.

The next course will be held on 19th January 2010 in london.

Book your place on this practical & informative BCM and BS25999 course today!

This one-day London-based BCM/BS25999 Course provides comprehensive and practical coverage of all aspects of implementing BS25999 Business Continuity Planning for real.

If you’re responsible for ensuring that your organisation responds to and survives any form of disaster – from an IT service discontinuity to a major act of nature – this course covers all the key steps in using BS25999 best practice for your business continuity arrangements. Previous attendees are leading their organisations toward successful certification; and users of our BS25999 training, books and toolkits now span the world.

BS25999 gives public and private sector organizations the fundamental building blocks that will protect them from unexpected disruptions and discontinuities, or from breaches of statutory risk management and/or Civil Contingency Act requirements – exactly the re-assurance that your customers, investors and other stakeholders require!

Delegates will receive their own free copy of the world’s first and only manual on implementing a BS25999 Business Continuity Management system, Business Continuity Management: a Manager’s Guide to BS25999.

Book your place on this practical & informative BCM and BS25999 course before seats sell out!

Tags: BCMS, BS25999, Business Continuity, Training

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