Business Continuity Management is the guarantee of stability in a constantly changing world!
At Positive Side Company, we understand that business continuity is not just a crisis management strategy but an integral part of organizational strategy. Therefore, we offer comprehensive solutions based on principles of transparency and continuous communication, allowing you to maintain the continuity and effectiveness of your business even in the toughest conditions
Business continuity, in our understanding, goes beyond mere survival during crises. It is an opportunity to improve and enhance the organization’s capabilities for adaptation and innovation. Considering each challenge as an opportunity to rethink procedures and systems to be more flexible and effective
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Business Continuity Management is the process of planning, organizing, directing, controlling, and evaluating to ensure the continuity of an organization’s operations in the event of an unexpected occurrence, such as natural disasters, terrorism, economic, political, legal, or health crises. The goal of Business Continuity Management is to identify and reduce risks that may impact the company’s operations and ensure the continuity of its business under all circumstances.
Business Continuity Management includes risk analysis, impact assessment, preparation of business continuity plans, training the team on these plans, testing and regularly updating these plans. It also involves working to improve the technology and infrastructure of the organization and ensuring the availability of necessary resources to ensure business continuity in crisis situations.
Organizations face various challenges in managing business continuity, including reliance on limited resources, difficulty coordinating with different departments, lack of professional commitment to best practices, and challenges in documenting the plan and outputs of the business continuity testing phase. Therefore, at Positive Side Company, we recognized this need and provided a technological tool that acts as a framework to facilitate the analysis, planning, and documentation of business continuity plans at all stages following best practices.
Business continuity is also defined as the organization’s ability to continue providing its priority activities at predefined levels after an interruption. This is achieved through the existence of specific resources and technologies within a specified timeframe. The presence of Business Continuity Management and disaster recovery contributes to maintaining the organization’s ability to deal with unforeseen risks, reducing the likelihood or impact of such risks, through rapid response, improving stakeholder confidence, and enabling organizations to activate communication plans effectively during crises.
Business continuity helps raise the maturity level of organizations to achieve organizational resilience and withstand crises and disasters, reducing financial, legal, regulatory, operational, and reputational consequences for the enterprise.”
We offer comprehensive solutions for Business Continuity Management to help you adapt to any potential challenges.
The steps for developing business continuity plans are summarized as follows:
- Reduce the negative impact of unexpected events.
- Ensure the timely recovery of critical operations through effective and tested plans.
A business continuity plan model primarily includes the following elements
Business Continuity Strategies and Requirements
Preparing for Incident Management
Business Impact Analysis
On the positive side, we realize the importance of business continuity management as a fundamental pillar for ensuring the survival and success of organizations. Here is a summary of the most prominent principles that make up this system
Business Continuity Strategies
Business Impact Assessment
Risk Anticipation
Training and Awareness-raising
Exercises and Testing
Business Continuity Governance
We offer you strategies to help you adapt to any challenges and succeed in challenging circumstances
There are many challenges that organizations may face in the field of business continuity, including financial impacts, legal impacts, reputation impacts, impacts on human resources, and impacts on objectives.
- Economic Crises: Economic crises can affect companies and limit the ability to maintain profits and sustainable business operations.
- International Crises: International crises can affect international trade and companies relying on it.
- Natural Crises: Natural crises can impact businesses, such as disruptions that may occur in factories and services.
- Security Crises: Security crises can affect business operations, such as terrorist attacks and internal crises.
- Cyber Attacks: Cyber attacks can lead to disruptions in major business sectors such as the government, finance, and communications.
- Weak Internal Organizational Efficiency: Lack of internal organizational efficiency within the institution.
- Difficulty Identifying Potential Risks: Difficulty in identifying potential risks, leading to the design of an ineffective plan.
- Lack of Employee Training: Failure to train employees on flexibility, crisis management, and risk management.
- Institutional Non-Commitment to Training: Lack of commitment to training on business continuity plans.
- Difficulty Obtaining Necessary Funding: Difficulty in obtaining the necessary funding to implement the business continuity plan.
Business continuity contributes to corporate governance by addressing important questions and providing answers, such as
- The flexibility of business operations and the organization’s operating model.
- Identifying the key threats that may affect the institution’s operations.
- Identifying mechanisms and plans for the institution to address any loss, loss, or threat.
- Ensuring that continuity plans will work when applied.
- The flexibility of business operations and the organization’s operating model.
- Identifying the key threats that may affect the institution’s operations.
- Identifying mechanisms and plans for the institution to address any loss, loss, or threat.
- Ensuring that continuity plans will work when applied.