Fitzgerald's Bakehouse, a small bakery supplying cafes with fresh bread every morning, throws out a life ring: its essential activities drawn as lifelines of different lengths — baking and supplying orders can survive only hours, deliveries and new orders about a day, invoicing a week — so the shortest line is protected most. Beside it, the many things that could stop the business, not just IT — a dead oven, a sick head baker, a failed flour supplier, a flood, a power or IT outage — each with a workaround worked out in advance, all held in a simple plan that is practised and kept alive.

CY-BEGINNER-074Beginner · Business Continuity

The Lifeline — Keeping the Business Running When Something Stops You

Business continuity is keeping the essential things running when something disrupts you — not just recovering the computers. Know your essentials, how long you could survive without each, and have a way to keep going.

11 hours8 chapters32 lessons225 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

Understand continuity as keeping the whole business running through any disruption, broader than recovering IT.
Identify the few essential activities the business can't survive without, and how long you could survive without each.
See that disruptions come from everywhere — premises, people, suppliers, power — and have a workaround for each essential.
Write a simple plan of who does what, practise it to find the gaps, and keep it alive as the business changes.

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