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2-Day Business Impact Analysis Workshop: Planning, Development and Implementation (BCOE-300E)
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BCOE-300E
This workshop highlights the reasons for and value of conducting a Business Impact Analysis (BIA). Attendees will be able to identify the impacts resulting from business interruptions that can affect the organization, and the techniques that can be used to quantify and qualify such impacts. Identify time-critical functions (RTO / RPO / MTD / MTDT), their recovery priorities, interdependencies etc. so that recovery time objectives can be established and approved. Our experienced facilitator will guide the attendees through the practical approach on developing a BIA report.
Workshop Objectives
Provides an understanding of business impact analysis (BIA) to:
- identify the requirements for BIA
- identify and prioritize the entity’s functions, processes and products/services and their supporting activities in order to ascertain which ones will have the greatest impact on the organisation should they not be available
- assess the dependencies and resources required to support the business operations during a disruption
- analyse the findings to ascertain any gaps between the entity’s requirements and its ability to deliver those requirements
Workshop Summary of Agenda
- What is and why Business Impact Analysis (BIA)?
- BIA Planning
- Requirements
- Data Gathering
- Functions and Activities
- Understand Impact
- Recovery Objectives
- Dependencies
- Resources
- Gap Analysis
- Prioritisation and Decision Making
- Post-BIA and Continual Improvement
- BIA Summary
- Classroom Exercises
Who Should Attend?
BC / DR Coordinators; BC / DR Project Team, Business Process Owners / Business Unit Heads
For more information about the above course offerings, please contact us at +603-2116 5759 / +6014 6210982 or write to enquiry@dri-malaysia.org
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