More than 10 years on since 911, and decades since the study of Business Continuity Management, BCM is on the verge of the changing mindset amongst practitioners and stakeholders.  A recent Swiss Re study reveals that disasters in 2010 costs the world USD 218 Billion in economic lost, more than twice the losses in 2009. The recent disasters in Japan alone would cost more than USD 300 Billion to rebuilt. According to a study by Allianz  insurance claims will drastically rise and continue to rise.

With the continued trend of globalisation and regionalisation of economic drivers such as corporations, crisis and disasters in any dependent hubs would have a distributed and repercussion impact on risks and strategies.  As companies are struggling to recover from the impact from the Japanese Disasters, concentration of global manufacturing facility in Thailand is submerged due to major floods, disrupting critical supplies to global manufacturers.

The evolution of the BCM Mindset is needed to understand this changing paradigm and ensure stakeholder interest in the continuity of their organisations is met. With experts from around the globe, this congress addresses this needs through case studies and practice review.

World Continuity Congress (WCC) is the largest Business Continuity Management (BCM), Disaster Recovery (DR) and Crisis Management (CM) conference in the Middle-East and Asia Pacific region.  This sell-out event for the past decade brings together top tier industry professionals and senior decision makers from all sectors to share their expertise, know-how and networks.

• The global BCM landscape around the world.
• The international good BCM practices in specialised field such as retail, logistics and biomedical.
• The co-existence of IT and BCM in the large organization.
• The roadmap to a successful BCM and IT DR implementation.
• The essentials to building a cloud BCM and DR plan.
• The certification and accreditation of your organization BCM programme.
• The development of a BCM competency based training and awareness programme.
• The co-existence of enterprise risk management and BCM.

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