BSI’s “Implementing BS 25999” course provides participants with practical tools and methods of implementing business continuity management. This implementation course is based on industry best practice and the Business Continuity Management (BCM) Code of Practice released by BSI, BS 25999-1:2006. Practical exercises provide students with the opportunity to gain skills to introduce BCM into an organization. Students will return to their organizations with the knowledge of how to implement a business continuity management system based on BS 25999.
Date: 11 – 12 Aug 09
Fee: RM1800.00
Venue: Federal Hotel, KL
Who Should Attend?
· Anyone interested in the implementation of BS 25999.
· Participants involved in developing, operating, and/or maintaining business continuity systems based on BS 25999.
· Professionals interested or involved with introducing BS 25999 into an organization.
· Business Continuity Managers.
· Business Managers.
· Consultants.
· Professionals involved with other management systems.
· Participants required by their manager/organization to learn about implementation of a BCM.
Program Outline:
Date: 11 – 12 Aug 09
Fee: RM1800.00
Venue: Federal Hotel, KL
Who Should Attend?
· Anyone interested in the implementation of BS 25999.
· Participants involved in developing, operating, and/or maintaining business continuity systems based on BS 25999.
· Professionals interested or involved with introducing BS 25999 into an organization.
· Business Continuity Managers.
· Business Managers.
· Consultants.
· Professionals involved with other management systems.
· Participants required by their manager/organization to learn about implementation of a BCM.
Program Outline:
Introduction to BCM
Elements of the BCM Lifecycle
Business Continuity Management Program
Roles and Responsibilities required for a BCM program
BCM Policy
Documentation within a BCM
Implementation and ongoing management of a BCM program
Understanding the organization
Determining BC Strategies
Business Continuity Management Program
Roles and Responsibilities required for a BCM program
BCM Policy
Documentation within a BCM
Implementation and ongoing management of a BCM program
Understanding the organization
Determining BC Strategies
Distinguish between a BC strategy and BCM plans
Developing and implementing a BCM response
Embedding BCM in organisation’s culture
Awareness of BCM in an organization
The registration Process
Developing and implementing a BCM response
Embedding BCM in organisation’s culture
Awareness of BCM in an organization
The registration Process
Courses can be arranged In-house.
All trainings are 100% HRDF Claimable under SBL Scheme.
For more information, kindly contact:
Ms Evelyn Chye
BSI Management Systems Malaysia Sdn Bhd
Suite 19.05, Level 19 Wisma Goldhill, 65 Jalan Raja Chulan, 50200 Kuala Lumpur
T: 03-2032 2252 Ext 110 / HP: 012-2122 576, F: 03-2032 2253
Or Allan (016-8325071)
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