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LesPiles
Hello everyone,
Here is my problem: we have a client (actually two!) who ask a BCP.
We started to look at it. Our approach was that, given the complexity of the thing (there is sufficient material on this subject that a standard - ISO 22301 ? has been developed!), we did not believe in a "document" submitted to the customer who should be of any practical use if a major incident occurred. We rather believed that we should consider the BCP as a long-term process, a "living" process one, involving different actors who have fully participated in the program and support it).
Although we have started to develop our system and have written some procedures, our client is getting impatient (for him, having a plan is one of the requirements for the award of a contract) and he wants to see a plan (formed ?filled ").
Some risks have in already been identified for one of our two customers (or are a concern for at least one):
? Risk of the business being sold by the main shareholder;
? Risk of a strike;
? Risk linked to parts supply chain (we are in electronics and some parts are end of life);
? Fire risk (plant).
Those are the 4 most concrete cases we have on a first pass.
The question is: "How can I (and in what form) present something that would satisfy my client? ".
In what form, I mean "content" and "container". I remind you that I?m starting from scratch.
Examples would be great.
Thank you in advance to all!
LesPiles
Here is my problem: we have a client (actually two!) who ask a BCP.
We started to look at it. Our approach was that, given the complexity of the thing (there is sufficient material on this subject that a standard - ISO 22301 ? has been developed!), we did not believe in a "document" submitted to the customer who should be of any practical use if a major incident occurred. We rather believed that we should consider the BCP as a long-term process, a "living" process one, involving different actors who have fully participated in the program and support it).
Although we have started to develop our system and have written some procedures, our client is getting impatient (for him, having a plan is one of the requirements for the award of a contract) and he wants to see a plan (formed ?filled ").
Some risks have in already been identified for one of our two customers (or are a concern for at least one):
? Risk of the business being sold by the main shareholder;
? Risk of a strike;
? Risk linked to parts supply chain (we are in electronics and some parts are end of life);
? Fire risk (plant).
Those are the 4 most concrete cases we have on a first pass.
The question is: "How can I (and in what form) present something that would satisfy my client? ".
In what form, I mean "content" and "container". I remind you that I?m starting from scratch.
Examples would be great.
Thank you in advance to all!
LesPiles