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Business
Continuity
Management
(BCM) |
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The
Benefits of
BCM |
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Our clients
are more
prepared when
disaster
strikes and
recovery
processes are
often also
more cost
effective,
better focused
and better
organised if
pre-event
planning has
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Good
Business
Continuity
Management is
proven to
enable an
organisation
to gain a
strategic
advantage when
bad things
happen because
they are
better
positioned to
recover the
organisation’s
core abilities
faster than
those who are
not prepared. |
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WHAT
WE OFFER: |
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Gap
Analysis:
We can
determine the
current status
of BCM against
international
benchmarks for
an industry
sector |
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BCM
Framework and
Plans:
Design and
develop
integrated
CEM/BCM
frameworks and
systems that
can be applied
organisation-wide
or to specific
business units |
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BCM
Risk
Assessment:
Address
business
continuity
risk
identification
/ evaluation
through risk
assessment
workshops and
related
services to
determine
areas of
vulnerability
that require
response
plans. |
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Emergency
Planning:
Assist clients
with incident
management and
emergency
planning which
typically
includes
drafting of
response plans
and associated
training and
simulations. |
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BCM
Training:
Generic
training or
client
specific
training can
be provided
which includes
practical
simulated
exercises. For
more
information on
our Training
services
please click
here. |
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The
Value in our
Approach: |
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At
Mondial, we
see Emergency,
Crisis and
Business
Continuity
Management
(ECBCM) as a
natural
continuum of
the other and
cannot be
handled as
separate silo
practices. |
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CEM/BCM
is not
something that
is divorced
from an
organisation’s
enterprise
risk
management
practices, it
is recognised
as a means of
risk treatment
or risk
response for
certain risks. |
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We see
the need for
integrated and
fit for
purpose BCM as
a key success
factor for any
organisation.
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