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Abstract
Whether starting from scratch or inheriting a business continuity programme that has struggled to meet management expectations, how does one choose the best path forward? When is the right time to leverage external resources, and how does one do so effectively? When should one look to outsource certain parts of the programme, and when does it make sense to rely completely on third-party vendors? This paper discusses the key information to know before making such decisions, providing readers with the tools they need to evaluate vendors properly before entering into a contract, thus helping organisations hire the ‘extra help’ they need.
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Author's Biography
Kurt Sohn is Vice President, Client Experience at Virtual Corp, where he is elevating the client experience from pre-sales through delivery. He has worked in business continuity/disaster recovery (BC/DR) since 1997, and has been involved in all phases of BC/DR programme development. He has previously held leadership roles at such companies as Capgemini, SunGard, AIG and IBM.
Citation
Sohn, Kurt (2022, September 1). The pros and cons of having a third-party vendor manage your business continuity programme. In the Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning, Volume 16, Issue 1. https://doi.org/10.69554/ZQIH5218.Publications LLP