ISO22301 (ISO 22301) BCMS Requirements (Hardcopy)

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ISO22301 (ISO 22301) BCMS Requirements

ISO 22301:2012 specifies the requirements for a business continuity management system (BCMS). The requirements for a BCMS can be employed by any organisation, no matter their size, type or location.

Deploying a BCMS that is ISO 22301-compliant will allow your organisation to demonstrate to stakeholders - employees, customers, suppliers, shareholders - that your organisation is prepared for disruptive incidents that might otherwise affect you achieving your organisational goals.

ISO 22301 is based on the Plan-Do-Check-Act model as found in other management system standards.

Organisations that don't employ a BCMS face being unprepared should a disruptive incident occur. Organisations suffering a disruptive incident without having a BCMS face the following consequences of doing so:

Loss of customers
Reputational damage
Monetary loss
Potentially going out of business

The list of side-effects is endless, do you really want to risk your organisation?

Key Features and Benefits:

A standard that specifies the requirements for a BCMS. Deploying a BCMS and achieving certification against the standard demonstrates an organisation is prepared should a disruptive incident occur, and that your organisation should be able to continue should an incident occur.
The requirements in the standard can be applied in any type or size of organisation, no matter the location, making it widely applicable.
Why risk damage to your organisation's turnover, profits and reputation by not being prepared should a disruptive incident occur?

Please Note: We supply, interchangeably, the British and other national adoptions of ISO 22301, which all contain exactly the same content.

Format: Hardcopy
Published Date: 16 May 2012
Availability: In Stock

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ISBN: 9780580599132

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