Business Continuity Management
It is not just natural disasters that cause business disruption but increasingly more social, political and economic un-rest such as the events of 'Arab Spring' places severe pressure on business continuity.
It is critical to determine in advance the impact on the business and not only have plans that are known but tested to ensure workable solutions are in place.
The terms Business Continuity Planning (BCP) and Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP) are often used interchangeably and though having slightly different individual focuses, ultimately share the same goal: preparing businesses for potential disasters or disruptions by ensuring they are able to recover quickly whilst sustaining minimal losses.
GSA provides BCP templates to enable the organisation to continually deliver critical products, services to their clients instead of focusing on resuming a business after critical operations have ceased, or recovering after a disaster.
Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Plans
A structured methodology required to be followed to determine Business Impact Analysis, which will lead to the appropriate composition of both Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plans
GSA helps organisations identify and document each business critical system and each resource that is necessary to support these systems to ensure recovery from any loss of information assets due to disruptions or disasters.