Business Continuity
Business Continuity
Considering the global trending crisis landscape, and indeed the UK, landscape, the question to ask is not if it will happen, it is when it will occur.
An unexpected incident often not only negatively impact business operations but reputation as well. Thinking ahead and being prepared to resume your critical operations as prompt as possible, especially your IT systems and the processes reliant on it may be the differentiator for your organizations recovery.
KPMG’s Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) which is largely based on the ISO 22301 and enables your organisation to proactively recognise what is important and what needs to be done before an incident occurs with our proven IT Disaster Recovery plans and effective emergency models.
Following a disaster
- 25% of Businesses never reopen
- 80% of Businesses that do not recover within one month are likely to go out of business
- 75% of Businesses without Business Continuity Plans are likely to fail within 3yrs
- 82% of Businesses practicing BCM are able to mitigate the impact of disruption.
- 74% of Businesses with BCM continue to deliver key product and service to customers.
Sources: Business Continuity Institute. The Time is Now
Recent crisis events in the UK
- Gatwick Airport drone incident
- Channel migrant crossings
- Brexit
- JT submarine cables cut
- Channel Islands flooding threat
What is your management's paradigm?
| CEO's perspective | CEO's perspective | CEO's perspective |
| Gaining competitive advantage | Delivering IT value | Cost effectiveness |
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Whatever your questions, the KPMG BCMS view critical management issues through a business/risk lens to align the resilience program with key stakeholders business continuity requirements.
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