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Business Continuity Forum

Business Continuity Forum. Programme: Dave Wilson – Welcome & Introduction to the Port of Felixstowe Alan Pawsey – Background to Session Steve Cole – Over-view of ICT and DR at Port of Felixstowe Break Phil Dibbin – Over-view of ICT and DR at Willis Joint Discussion – Rick Thornton

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Business Continuity Forum

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  1. Business Continuity Forum Programme: Dave Wilson – Welcome & Introduction to the Port of Felixstowe Alan Pawsey – Background to Session Steve Cole – Over-view of ICT and DR at Port of Felixstowe Break Phil Dibbin – Over-view of ICT and DR at Willis Joint Discussion – Rick Thornton Close: Port Tour
  2. Business Continuity Management It’san holistic management process that identifies potential impacts that threaten an organization, and provides a framework for building resilience and the capability for an effective response which safeguards the interests of its key stakeholders, reputation, brand and value-creating activities.” Business Continuity Institute VIA: STRONG, VISIBLE, COMPASSIONATE AND DISTRIBUTED LEADERSHIP
  3. Elements of Business Continuity Management Understanding the Organisation What, How When & Who? Do they work? What do we need to do to keep going? Here are some Plans BS ISO – 22313: 2012 - Guidance
  4. Understanding the Organisation Mission Stakeholders Suppliers and Outsource Partners Product/Service Product/Service Customers Product & Service Activity Activity Activity Activity Supporting Activities Dependencies & Supporting Activities Assets & Resources Assets and Resources
  5. Understanding the Organisation – Some Questions Which Products/Services, if not delivered, could cause most disruption? What type of failure would cause most damage? Who are key staff and what is their availability? Which customers & suppliers are most important?
  6. ICT Systems are often a vital element in complex organisations leaving two main options: 1. Prevention by Strengthening the Systems 2. Mitigation – Planning for Failure BBC: ‘Customers of Natwest, the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and Ulster Bank have been left unable to pay for their purchases on one of the busiest shopping days of the year…’
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