Lyndon Bird FBCI, Technical Director, BCI; Lee Glendon CBCI, Head of Campaigns, BCI
About this talk
Discussion exploring the benefits of BCM confirmed by a number of sources including this year’s UK survey on BCM adoption by the CMI, which is co-sponsored by the BCI. It will also look at the reasons organisations give for not doing BCM and profile those that choose not to. The presentation will introduce a new concept of ‘informal’ BCM and will seek to characterise the tipping point that makes firms formalise their BCM thinking. The session will then debate strategies for increasing the adoption of BCM.
The Business Continuity Institute (BCI) is the world’s leading institute for business continuity. Established in 1994, the BCI has established itself as the leading membership and certifying organization for Business Continuity (BC) professionals worldwide. The BCI currently has over 8,000 members in more than 120 countries.…