Business Continuity Management
Business Continuity Management means prevention instead of chaos
We share our expertise with our customers - the dialogue and the joint creation lead to a successful BCM process
We provide all services and products required for the comprehensive BCM approach from a single source
„The need for an audited and tested BCM goes beyond legal requirements. The existence of a BCM has become a mandatory requirement to participate in most large international tenders. These organizations want to be assured of the capacity of their partner to continue their activities in the event of a crisis. That’s why we trust in BC Consulting consultancy and software solutions.”
Nadine Burcher-Grainville, UNIQA Global Care SA (Genf)
CEO
Principles in BCM
- Protecting the integrity of life and limb of employees, customers and those affected has top priority
- Applicable laws and regulations must be complied with at all times
- The protection of the environment and sustainability must be ensured
- The continuation of time-critical business processes must also be guaranteed in the event of a crisis, at least at the level of a regulated emergency operation or a rapid restart must be ensured
- The protection of information (integrity, confidentiality, availability) must be ensured
- The protection of facilities, equipment and infrastructure of the organisation must be ensured
- The organisations reputation and positive public image shall not be significantly affected
These principles are covered and best guaranteed by the use of bcNAVIGATOR:
Ready for any scenario with BC Consulting
All companies are exposed to a variety of threats and thus risks in different ways. Dealing with them responsibly and in a legally compliant manner means identifying them and incorporating them into the process and rule management cycle.
BIA reveals the interdependencies between processes and/or business units, the effects of process failures, the criticality of each process for the entire group and the required restart time.
As a precautionary measure and thus a preventive component of BCM, emergency and recovery planning ensures that in the event of an extraordinary situation occurring, those responsible can react quickly and effectively to avert danger and minimize damage.
The introduction of crisis management must be designed holistically and cover the areas of crisis prevention/threats, emergency planning, dealing with the situation and restart planning.