Business Continuity Scope & Priorities

This is template helps you to develop the initial stage of business continuity plan development which develops the scope of the plan and your organisation's operational priorities. Some call it a Business Impact Assessment (or "BIA"), others may refer to it as a risk assessment.  This template helps you to identify the most important activities that need to be up and running running to ensure staff safety,  maintain customer goodwill and assure the survival of your organisation. 

Core Recovery Capabilities

Your ability to meet  your business continuity priorities will be underpinned by capabilities such as IT recovery, workplace flexibility and availability of specialised equipment. This business continuity plan template helps you capture information relating to the recovery ability of your IT systems and alternative workplace options - ensuring that these align with your business continuity needs

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Departmental Action Plans

When you are at the stage where you know that your organisations infrastructure has the basic capabilities to recover your organisations main activities, you can start to develop action plans for specific parts of the organisation. This template will help you in supporting your colleagues to capture the right information in a concise and usable way

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Communications Framework

The success or failure of incident management rests on effective communications. This business continuity template helps you develop a communications framework to identify who you may need to communicate with, how you will communicate with them and who is responsible for managing the dialogue

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Incident Management Plan

The Incident Management Plan template helps senior management to coordinate the overall response of the organisation during the initial stages of a major incident. This helps you to develop a clear and usable framework for assessment, escalation and mobilisation of people and actions during the initial stages of a major incident.