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BS25999 is best practice for Business Continuity Management, and this toolkit contains all the templates and tools that enable a BC manager to quickly and effectively implement a BCMS in line with BS25999.
 
BS25999-2:2007 specifies at clause 3.4.1.1, that the BCMS (Business Continuity Management System) must, as a minimum, contain the following documents:
 
a) the scope and objectives of the BCMS and procedures;
b) the BCM policy;
c) the provision of resources;
d) the competency of BCM personnel and associated training records;
e) the business impact analysis;
f) the risk assessment;
g) the business continuity strategy;
h) the incident response structure;
i) business continuity plans and incident management plans;
j) BCM exercising;
k) the maintenance and review of BCM arrangements;
l) internal audit;
m) management review of the BCMS;
n) preventive and corrective actions; and
o) continual improvement.
 
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As an IT manager, you depend on collaboration and teamwork. Whether you’re a team leader, member, or part of a cross-function team, the successful implementation of your IT projects depends on team synergy and performance.
�Ideal for IT managers and anyone working with IT professionals, this book will help you to understand the characteristics of a high-performance team. It also gives you the skills to assess the overall performance of your own team, and develop an action plan for realising its potential.

The first glossary to present the full range of terms relating to business continuity
BS25999 is the formal standard for business continuity management. This invaluable pocket guide will help you to understand the language of business continuity. It contains definitions both of the key words in BS25999 and of the relevant terms found in the information security standard, ISO27001. Other definitions provided in the glossary have been taken from the earlier glossaries published by the Business Continuity Institute and the DRI (Institute for Continuity Management), from the IT service management standard, ISO20000, and from the IT Infrastructure Library (ITILv3). Created to facilitate the adoption of BS25999, the combined glossary sets out the most common business continuity terms and offers an authoritative explanation of what they mean. It will therefore enable business continuity to be discussed clearly and consistently throughout the English-speaking world.
 
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Reduce your exposure to risk with this ‘how-to’ guide to implementing the new benchmark business continuity management system!
 
Risk of disruption to your organisation’s processes continues to grow - climate change, terrorism, and IT system failure are just a few - and the ramifications are increasingly dramatic. There is growing pressure on your business to demonstrate effective, meaningful and dependable emergency vigilance.
However, until now, there has been limited information available about the practical aspects what do to and how to do it.
Essential reading for every manager, executive and director, this concise book plugs the gap. It’s your guide to implementing the new benchmark business continuity management system (BS25999) to ensure it delivers plans that work and provides the level of protection you need against risks.
 
 
Benefits to business include:

Understand the process, lifecycle and importance of Business Continuity Management
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