“BC Basics” workshops launched

Submitted by Continuity Forum on Mon, 2006-05-15 16:49.

Category Business Continuity Management BCM - EVENT - Support - Advice


Business Continuity Basics Educational Workshop SERIES
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Following various successful Events held by the Continuity Forum, a number of our members and associates have requested that we run a special Programme of BCM Development Events.

Aimed at those looking to develop thier Business Continuity skills, or those at the very start of the BC Planning phase within their organisation, these events are specifically to help ensure that your planning is as efficient and effective as possible. To ensure that best value is gained, the events will be run in a specific order, and we strongly recommend that participants attend the entire programme, in order.

The Forum will therefore offer a series of half day Round Table Workshop Events, allowing each of the delegates to build their knowledge and skills in a logical format.

Each of the events will be hosted and facilitated by the Continuity Forum, and will use ‘real life’ examples to encourage a free and open exchange of views. The aim of the events is to establish a clear understanding of key elements of BCM in order to enable further development of skills and knowledge relevant to each particular group of delegates.

Event Sessions: SERIES ONE

18th July Understanding the business - Identification of Critical Activities

The Continuity Forum will provide two presentations covering the high level Business Impact Analysis & Risk Analysis, followed by a process mapping session and exercise.

27th July - Getting Buy-in

This session will cover gaining support from executives, middle managers, operating staff and suppliers. The Continuity Forum will to lead this and will commence this session with a presentation which will be followed by an exercise and feedback session.

1st August - Building A BCP

This session will cover what should be included in the planning process, and the style of plans. This event will help provide useful feedback on existing plans, and delegates are encouraged to bring their plans for sharing and advice.

4th August - Managing Suppliers

The Forum will again lead this event, which will examine the role of procurement in including BCM requirement in contracts. A guest speaker from the Government Management College, Winston Kobylka, will support the Forum.


Outline Agenda for all Events in this Programme

09.30 Introduction & Housekeeping

09.40 Opening Address - The Continuity Forum

10.00 Round Table 1 – Discussion Exercise based on Continuity, relevant to the Audience

11.00 Coffee & Networking

11.30 Round Table 2 – A discussion of topical issues relevant to the Audience

12.30 Round Up – Closing Comments from The Continuity Forum

The first series of events will be held in London during June.

We will rerun these events as required, but plan to re-run during September in a location further North. Details will follow shortly.

Please do contact us ASAP to book your place on these highly valuable sessions.


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For more details on our events, workshops and industry development work, as well as the general activities of the Continuity Forum please contact us directly on +44 208 993 1599 or mail us HERE!

Please do contact Sara Mckenna or Russell Price .

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If you would like to know more about how your organisation can get involved and benefit from working with the Continuity Forum, please email us HERE! or call on + 44 (0) 208 993 1599.
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