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What is a Business Continuity Plan? PM in Under 5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
- When things go seriously wrong, one of the things you will need is a Business Continuity Plan. And, since projects involve risk to your organization, you'll need to link into this.
So, what is a Business Continuity Plan?
Here, Dr Mike Clayton, founder of OnlinePMCourses.com, answers this question, in under 5 minutes.
My basic introductory book to Project Management is How to Manage a Great Project (published by Pearson): geni.us/4Iz6M (affiliated link).
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I get your point about it being in the heads of people. The difficult part is, you’re preparing for something that you hope will never happen. I find it helps to discuss incidents that happened to competitors to make people aware of the risks and also to evaluate your own plan for continuity.
One major challenge is to identify core processes. It seems very simple but it’s not the same as “everyone gets to continue to do their job”.
I like both of your points, thank you. Especially the value of case studies, anecdotes, and experiences.
Thank you for explaining everything so clearly. It was straight to the point with no confusion and lots of important information.
You are welcome, Austin. That's exactly my aim with this series of videos.
1.Business Impact Analysis
2.Identify principal classes of threat
3.Take action to mitigate risks
4.Create readiness plants to maintain continuity
5. Identify a core team of BC leaders
6. Maintain the plan and keep it underview
Thank you
I cant describe how big a fan I have become of yours, almost watched 70% of your videos...love the knowledge you have
Wow - that's a lot of videos - hope to see you on tomorrow's (2 March) live stream: th-cam.com/video/HVVyzAtGjVw/w-d-xo.html
Clear and straight forward presentation! Thank you Sir
You're welcome!
Thank you for the words that plan should be not only in hard copy or soft copy but also in the mindset....
Absolutely - it's key!
Thank you very much for creating and making it very simple to understand.
You're very welcome!
Very clear. Thanks Sir for sharing your personal thought/exp at the end. Priceless
My pleasure, Rumpa.
Another excellent, informative and concise video. Many thanks.
You're very welcome! Thank you.
great series
Thank you
Love your channel, very very clear thank you
You're welcome, Jeff. Thank you.
Thank you for this video!
You're welcome!
Love this. Give me something to think off.
Great, thank you.
thanks, good information and easy languague
You are welcome
Thank you
You're welcome
thanks
No problem
great
Thanks.
Can we have a video talking about disaster recovery plan and incident response
Good idea, Ruben. Thank you. I have added it to my list!
tugging rn..
Thanks
How about your strategic management play list
That's a great idea - although I may also need to think up some more-specific strategic topics for videos. Love it!
It's done. I need to go through back-my list carefully, but I have put some videos in already: th-cam.com/play/PLsz8d8r2a997H7FfJoxfqUBa2LLaLgTot.html
May I ask is a recovery plan can be seen as contingency planning? thanks:)
Sophia, that's an excellent question.
A Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is all about how the organization can maintain operations through and after a disruptive event. These might be reduced or altered to meet the needs of the new circumstances.
A Disaster Recovery Plan is usually about how the organization will recover access to and use of its essential technology and data, while the BCP is about operations. The DRP will recover data and systems for use during and beyond the critical incident.
These are conventional definitions.
But I also think we need there to be an element of your recovery plan being about getting back to normal - even if it's a new normal. So, personally, I prefer to create a continuity plan about 'keeping going in the tough times' and a recovery plan about 'getting back to (a new) normal'. After some disasters (like the one we are all dealing with now), it may not be possible to revert to the situation before the incident.
To avoid crossing with the conventional definitions, we might re-name the latter as a 'Resumption Plan'. I prefer this term to 'Reversion Plan' because you may not revert to the original state.
Online PM Courses - Mike Clayton thanks for replying my question! It’s really helpful to my assignment :)
@@sophiakkkk2296 You're welcome.
Please i need know what is a business disaster means
Are you referring to Business Disaster recovery - this is the way an organization will recover use of any critical infrastructure (usually IT, data, and communications) after a serious disruption (the disaster).
How do I get in touch with you
I am easy to find, either via my TH-cam channel page - about section - or my OnlinePMCourses.com website.
BCP is so funny he makes me laugh when he mocks the democrats
Unfortunately, I have no idea what you are talking about
I got 26 seconds in and couldn't deal with the constant gaps in talking already. Was going to take 5 minutes to get 2 minutes worth of info
Okay. Pacing and pauses help people who don't have English as a first language. Try the 1.25x setting. Or don't. Your call.