Business Continuity Management (BCM) projects are really difficult . The main reason is the system complexity: many documents, many tasks, many processes, many associations between all of them. Each task connected to one or more business application. Each documents stored in different database. The applications are integrated. Everything works like one chain … but one broken link can crash everything .
How we can managing risks? We can create Business Architecture model and expand this up to Enterprise Architecture, as a model for trace process, data, IT system and infrastructure.
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