Education
Chance favors the prepared mind."
Naturally, disruptions of any sort could have incredibly
damaging repercussions to the company, not only in terms of
tangible financial losses, but also intangible hits to the
company's reputation and the clients' confidence in the company. It
is therefore a critical business imperative that a working plan be
put in place to ensure that in the event of an unplanned
disruption, operations are restored as quickly and effectively as
possible.
As a result the Malaysian Government is putting effort to
promote the professional practice of BCM. For example, Bank
Negara and SIRIM have spearheaded the initiative by the issuance of
the BCM Guideline and BCM Framework respectively with the objective
of promoting sound business practices to their member institutions
and corporate organisations in the nation. In addition, our BCM
courses are HRDF claimable on certain percentage as a result of the
Government's effort and encouragement in educating and training
more Malaysian individual and corporate organizations in BC
Planning and Management.
Why Business Continuity Management?
- Pressure From Audit Committees
- Pressure From Financial Institutions
- Pandemic Concern & Changing Business Environment
- New Threats & Risks Since 9/11
- Demands From Customers
- Cost Of Insurance
- Perceived As Competitive Edge
- Reliance On Third Parties (Supply Chain)
- Increased Regulatory & Self-regulated Requirements
- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) & Corporate
Governance
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