Business continuity management.

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TextSeries: Publication details: Sydney : Standards Australia International ; Wellington, N.Z. : Standards New Zealand, 2003.Description: vi, 46 p. ; 30 cmISBN:

0733737803

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Subject: "It is intended that this handbook be used by any size or type of organisation - from large multinationals to small businesses, not-for-profit agencies and government agencies - that has identified the requirement for, and merit of, developing effective business continuity management processes. However, some recommendations may be more appropriate to some organisation types than others." -- p. ii.

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At head of title: Handbook.

Bibliography: p. 43-44.

Pt. 1 : What is business continuity management -- 1.2 The evolution of BCM -- 1.3 The relationship of risk and business continuity management -- 1.4 BCM and its relationship with corporate governance -- 1.6 Risk identification and BCM -- 1.7 Organisational interdependencies -- 1.9 Improving business continuity management -- Pt. 2 : The BCM manual -- Templates -- Appendices.

"It is intended that this handbook be used by any size or type of organisation - from large multinationals to small businesses, not-for-profit agencies and government agencies - that has identified the requirement for, and merit of, developing effective business continuity management processes. However, some recommendations may be more appropriate to some organisation types than others." -- p. ii.

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