BCM-310: Assessing Risk And Business Impact Requirements
Details
The workshop covers identifying the critical business functions, product and services, assessing the inter-dependencies that can affect a business unit, analysing and quantifying the impact of internal and external influencing factors. Concurrently, it includes the reviewing and assessing of the risk to an organisation, reporting findings of risk factors and their impact as well as recommending solutions and / or mitigating strategies to relevant stakeholders.
The course would be available on Tuesday with assessment done on Friday. The assessment is essential for participants to be awarded the WSQ Statement of Attainment.
* Completion of all three workshops with a $200 Qualifying BCCS examination fees.
Objectives
- To train participants to analyse organisation’s dependencies that may impact on the organization and an individual’s work role.
- Senior and Middle Management, Department Representatives, Business Unit BCM Coordinators, Organisational BC Coordinators and Planners.
- Newly appointed members of the BCM team.
- Any member of the organization involved in the implementation of a Business Continuity Management System (BCMS).
- New to BC or DR, or recently been involved in BC or DR project /programme within your organization.
Outline
Day 1 BCM-310
Introduction to Business Continuity Management
- Fundamentals of BCM
- BCM Life Cycle
- BC Planning Methodology
- Key Success Factors
BCM Risk In Organizations
- Principles of Risk Analysis
- Threat Identification
- Evaluate Existing Risk Treatment and Controls
Risk Analysis and Evaluation
- Risk Likelihood
- Risk Impact
- Risk Rating and Risk Level
- Risk Minimizing Options
Period of Disrupton and Key Planning Scenario
- Period of Disruption
- Key Planning Scenario
Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
- Principle of Business Impact Analysis
- BIA Implementation Process
- Data Collection Mechanisms
- Information Analysis
- BIA Reporting
BIA Information Collection
- Identification of Business Functions
- Identification of Impact Due to Unavailability of Business Functions
- Timeliness of Critical Business Functions
- Supporting Resources
- Interdependencies of Vital Records
Speaker/s
Dr Goh Moh Heng - http://www.bcmpedia.org/wiki/Dr_Goh_Moh_Heng
Jeremy Wong - http://www.bcmpedia.org/wiki/Jeremy_Wong
Special Offer
- For Singaporean and Singapore PR who are 39 years and younger the course fee is at SGD650 nett
- For Singaporean who are 40 years and older the course fee is at SGD300 nett
Each participant who complete and pass the assessment will be awarded the WSQ Statement of Attainment.
International Certification Option:
For those who are interested to obtain the internationally recognised BCM certification, Business Continuity Certified Specialist, they would need to pay SGD200 for the Qualifying BCCS exam, pass the exam and send in their application form detailing their 1 year of BCM experience along with the BCCS application fees of SGD75.
For further queries, feel free to contact [email protected]
Business Continuity Management Institute or BCM Institute is a leading global Business Continuity (BC), Business Continuity Audit, Crisis Communications (CC), Crisis Management (CM) & Disaster Recovery (DR) Institute. BCM Institute promotes and develops the various disciplines above for a variety of industries and clients around the world.
IT differentiates itself by having a pool of instructors who are highly regarded BC, BC Audit, CC, CM and DR professionals. It offers a wide range of quality BC, CC, CM and DR training solutions, including the globally recognized BCCP, BCCS/DRCS and BCCE/DRCE accreditations, among others. In less than three years, BCM Institute has trained more than 2000 professionals and certified over 1250 professionals from 36 countries. They come from over 590 companies in industries ranging from Oil & Gas, Healthcare, Utilities and Manufacturing, to Banking & Finance, Technology (IT) and Telecommunications.
