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What is Business Continuity planning?
The primary purpose of a BCP is to ensure the continuance of critical functions in the event of an incident. It addresses the needs of all aspects of your business or organisation and it is used to accomplish the following in a timely and efficient manner:
- Prevention
- Processes and policies that seek to keep a negative incident from occurring. An example of preventative measures is the policy of backing up company data to a remote server that also has redundant backup systems. Prevention strategies are enacted before a disaster or emergency occurs.
- Continuity
- Processes and policies that provide actions that restore and protect critical functions during the disaster or emergency event. An example of continuity actions is the relocation of your company to a temporary work site.
- Disaster Recovery
- This term has two meanings. The traditional meaning refers to the processes and policies associated with returning your business or organisation to normal operations after a disruptive incident. The modern, technology driven age sometimes use this term to mean the restoration of IT and technology systems to their normal functions by recalling back-up data, redundant systems, etc.
Dajon Data Management has been trusted with some of the world’s most sensitive records and have provided offsite records Management & offsite backup protection for over a decade. Trust us now to give you the critical skills and tools that you need to help your business survive regardless of the crisis you face
In the world of business, the ability to provide prompt, capable and reliable service is the difference between keeping a client, losing a valuable account or going out of business. In the reality of “when, not if” a disaster occurs, the entity that has made and tested provisions for managing and surviving an emergency will be the one that remains in business, keeps customers and maintains investor’s trust.
