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An apt example where Business Continuity Planning (BCP) could have saved lives
Here is an apt example where Business Continuity Planning (BCP) could have saved lives; not that I believe it is “THE SOLUTION” and would solve everything for sure, however. A heartbreaking incident took place on Wednesday, 12 May 2021 at … Continue reading
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Covid-19 Pandemic: Safe Return to Work and Business Continuity
The Article Earlier Published in https://www.spotlightnepal.com/2020/07/02/covid-19-pandemic-safe-return-work-and-business-continuity/ Many nations, along with big corporations, industries, organizations as well as all kinds of manufacturing facilities and worksites around the globe are facing with unprecedented nature of obstacles and challenges due to the Covid-19 … Continue reading
Business Continuity Management in Nepal
Earlier Published in Magazine Issue: Vol.9 No 23, June,2016 Introduction Business Continuity Management (BCM) is a management process that seeks to ensure organizations are capable to resume or continue operations under adverse or abnormal conditions (Source: Business Continuity Institute, United Kingdom). … Continue reading
What is BCP & Why Businesses Need One?
(Photo Source: Google) The concept of BCP (Business Continuity Plan) is relatively new in developing countries such as Nepal but simply put, BCP helps businesses to better prepare for disasters and mitigate their impacts greatly. A BCP is a management … Continue reading
BCM in Nepal: Are we there yet?
(Photos Source: Google) Introduction Business Continuity Management (BCM) is a management process that seeks to ensure organizations are capable to resume or continue operations under adverse or abnormal conditions (Source: Business Continuity Institute, United Kingdom). In recent years, a pressing … Continue reading
