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Do more with Noggin Continuity
All of the features and functionality of Noggin Core, plus:
Define domains, critical business activities, assets and sites, and record inter-dependencies
Assess the risk and impact of outages across your activities, assets and sites
Implement risk treatment plans and actions to mitigaterisks, and reduce the likelihood or impact of incidents
Assign and track business impact assessment and risk management activities for your organizational unit owners
Set recovery targets for business activities and report on progress against those targets as incidents occur
Visualize and report on the risk profile of your business and the impact on critical services
Digitize business continuity, crisis and incident response plans so they are ready to deployinstantlywhen incidents occur
Activate crisis and incident management teams including structures, roles, capabilities required and on-call resources
Record and manage incidents and response tasks, log and share updates, decisions, facts, and assumptions, and produce situation reports and briefings
Visualize locations of incidents, risks, people, and assets using the fully integrated mapping features
Communicate alerts, notifications and updates via email, SMS, voice or the Noggin app
Display key information where it is needed using flexible dashboards, analytics, and reporting that caters for all your stakeholders
Automate and lead people through your procedures, with fully-configurable workflows
Looking to learn how business continuity software can streamline your operations?
Check out these resources:
Developing an Effective Business Continuity Plan
Business continuity management today is a holistic management process for identifying potential threats to your organization and sussing out the operational impacts those hazards pose should they come to pass.
In theory, this core responsibility brings business continuity professionals in close contact with other folks from all over the business with the aim of creating a best-practice plan. In practice, though, things are usually different.
Enterprise-wide, Risk-based Approach to Compliance Management
After severe shocks to the political system, business uncertainty and regulatory compliance are both on the rise. But it’s not just external regulations that companies have to worry about. Organizations also build their own set of internal policies and procedures to limit liability and stay competitive in the market.
Those measures can come with a significant price tag, though: $155 billion for Australian enterprises (alone) looking to administer and comply with self-imposed rules and regulations. Why are business paying such a steep price for compliance?
Introductory Guide to Risk Management
Quite frankly, the top-line risk of business interruption has never been higher. So too: the costs of recovering from a disaster-related, facilities closure. And with a critical number of salient, cross-industry trends also exacerbating business risk across the globe, ramping up your risk management program has never been more important.
Unfortunately, it’s not that easy. Effective risk management has its challenges, starting with the often-stark reality of limited resources for controlling identified risks. That’s just the tip of the iceberg.
How Workflow Management Enables Business Transformation
Nowadays, most of us at least have a passing acquaintance with the concept of workflow management, an increasingly core component of modern enterprise information technology. Still, with advances in workflow technology coming almost daily, there’s always more to learn – especially if you’re in the business of delivering organizational change at scale – and no better time to learn it.
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