You have your CBCI – What next?
BCI Courses aimed at senior, experienced business continuity professionals
The CBCI Certification is by far the BCI’s most popular course – it is taught and studied all over the world. It is an industry benchmark that shows you have a basic knowledge of business continuity and can form and implement Business Continuity Management (BCM) plans– but what is the next step in your professional development?
The BCI has several 1- and 2-day courses, delivered by its Training Partners, that you should now be considering!
These courses focus on specific areas of business continuity management and go into far greater depth and detail – compared to the CBCI Certification course - and include specific case studies to supplement your learning.
They are especially designed for senior, experienced business continuity and resilience professionals who already have the fundamental knowledge, skills & understanding of the discipline, and are seeking that next step in their professional development.
Incident Response and Crisis Management
This course is a comprehensive learning opportunity covering all aspects of developing, implementing and managing an incident response structure and crisis management capability.
Many organizations across the globe have activated these because of COVID-19, and now is a good time to improve your skills in this key area.
The course is broken down into modules exploring the concepts and principles of incident and crisis management and what tools and techniques can be applied when anticipating and assessing incidents. It also looks at the key activities and roles & responsibilities required for effective incident and crisis management.
Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
This course provides an in-depth look into the Analysis stage of the Business Continuity Management (BCM) Lifecycle. This is where business continuity requirements are established, and the impacts of a possible downtime are identified.
The course is broken down into modules, exploring the concept of Business Impact Analysis as well as the practical application using a number of different case studies. Students have the option of using their own organization as a case study.
Many businesses have changed processes and models due to COVID-19, so if you are looking to update your organization’s BIA given the current state of events, then this course if what you need.
Supply Chain Resilience
Supply chains are a key element across industry sectors around the globe – but they are vulnerable when it comes to disruptions. In the current state, with much of the world experiencing some form of lockdown, supply chains are badly affected, and organizations are having to deal with major logistical issues.
This course is entirely focused on how to manage supply chains, and what measures to put in place in order to protect them and make them more resilient.
These are just some of the courses available.
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