ISO 22301 BUSINESS CONTINUITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Introduction
The principle of business continuity management (BCM) is based on the "business continuity policy” and related, measurable " business continuity objectives” set by the top management (such as the Head Quarter or the board of directors) for the entire organization to ensure that it can continue the provision of product and service under any circumstances with the organization's minimum business continuity level (Minimum Business Continuity Objective, MBCO), and reduces the risk of being unable to continuity due to disruption.
The coordination and integration between the world economic market and the supply chain has become closer and closer. Any supply chain incident caused by natural or man-made disasters may bring major financial losses and irreversible consequence. For the changing natural disasters and man-made accidents that are unpredictable and even more severe, organizations can only prepare in advance and cultivate resilience in order to deal with it calmly. Besides, once organization can demonstrate better recovery level and timeliness than competitors, it can also promote the competitiveness of the organization at critical moments and win more orders from potential clients.
Therefore, many companies have considered the BCMS as a necessary requirement for outsourced supply chain to ensure that there is no associated risks and impacts of operational interruption in the upstream.
Benefits
- Operational Risk Management
- Enhances your reputation
- Strengthen Competitive Advantage
- Confidence of Recovery Level and Time
- Emphasize the Resilience
- Reduce the Risk of Disruption
- Ensure Business Continuity
Applicable to
ISO 22301 is applicable to all organizations of all sectors, regardless of type, size and nature.
