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Managing Your Business Continuity Planning Project(07-Apr-2005) |
 The BIGGEST TRAP that a BCP Project Manager can fall into is ...
to think that simply having a good BCP project plan is all there is to it.
It needs to be managed well. The BCP project plan is a "living" document. Like the human skeleton, it gives form, substance and strength, but it does not hinder movement. It is only a tool, which, in the hands of a skilled professional, will help produce a quality business continuity plan, satisfying the requirement, on time and within budget.
There is no substitute for success. Failing to meet expectations, no matter how well rationalized, is not an acceptable course of action for anyone wishing to pursue a career in BCP. The BCP Project Manager must make every effort to ensure that none of the obstacles get beyond his or her control.
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Seminar 1 of 2:
Managing Your Business Continuity Planning Project |
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07-Apr-2005 (Thu)
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| Time |
7:00pm-8:30pm
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| Venue |
Room P4906, Academic Building, City University, Kowloon Tong.
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| Language |
English
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| Seats |
Open to members PISA, and CityU staff and students only.
** Very limited Seats. Registration closes at 5:30pm, 05-Apr-2005**
Use this Registration Form
Fax: (852) 2900-8338
Email:
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Dr. Goh Moh Heng FBCI CBCP CISA of DRI Asia |
| Outline |
- Understand Business Continuity Planning
- Crisis Management
- Current Trends & Best Practices
- Ten Professional Practice Standards
- Introduce Business Continuity Planning Methodology
- Concept and Definition
- Detail Breakdown of Phases
- Develop a BCP Project Workplan
- Formulate a project proposal
- Develop a management and project structure
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| Lucky Draw |
Two lucky attendees will received a copy of Dr Goh Moh Heng's book "Managing Your Business Continuity Planning Project"
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Professional Information
Security Association |
 Division of Computer Studies,
City University of Hong Kong
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