The April 19/18 show continues from where Part I of “The Challenges of BCM/DR Programs” left off. Join us and see if you’re encountering the same challenges.
https://www.voiceamerica.com/episode/105776/the-challenges-of-bcmdr-programs-part-ii
The StoneRoad Team
No matter the industry, the size of your organization, or the location(s) of your business, Business Continuity Management (BCM) and Disaster Recovery (DR) programs always seem to experience a common set of challenges. Drawing from 20+ years of experience, Alex Fullick will discuss these many challenges that seem to transcend industry and location – and which seem to appear at one time or another – in every BCM/DR program. Listen in to hear why some of these challenges occur and how to deal with them when you begin to encounter the same issues in your program.
https://www.voiceamerica.com/episode/105645/the-challenges-of-bcmdr-programs-part-i
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The StoneRoad Team
Our 2018-03-15 show will focus on an easy way to communicate the often complexities of BCM/DR to those not completely in the know. We’ll talk about 7 R’s that can help explain what a program entails.
https://www.voiceamerica.com/episode/105030/making-it-easy-the-7-rs-of-bcm-and-dr
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The StoneRoad Team
Our February 22nd 2018 show is an Encore presentation of one of our most popular show – “Business Impact Analysis: Tips and Slips When Performing a BIA”.
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The StoneRoad Team
Join us for our November 30, 2017 episode when we speak to John Yamniuk, the President of the Disaster Recovery Institute Canada (DRIC). Continue reading
Have you ever gotten to the end of your journey to find you’re not in the place you thought you’d be – or wanted to get to? It’s that way for many projects and programs, including BCM/DR initiatives. Sometimes what you intended to achieve isn’t what you end up accomplishing – if at all.
Developing and the maintaining a Business Continuity Management (BCM) / Disaster Recovery (DR) program means managing – and sometimes juggling – multiple components. You could be juggling Business Impact Analysis (BIA) reviews while starting to plan the next major Simulation Exercise. Continue reading
Recently, I have been attending quite a few meetings regarding contingencies required for the implementation of a large project initiative. Because it’s a new initiative and many users aren’t even assigned an ID yet to use these new systems and applications, it’s a bit hard for them to know what contingency strategies are required Continue reading
