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Business Impact Analysis

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Business Impact Analysis, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.55, with 65 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 108 reviews, and has 585 subscribers.

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You will learn about Be introduced to Crisis Management and Business Continuity Planning. Be aware of the importance and benefits of BIA. To know the process, methods and elements of BIA. To know the common mistakes in BIA. To know the myths and the realities of preparing and employing a BIA. This course is ideal for individuals who are Recent graduates looking to get a foothold in the IT Industry. or Businesses wanting to implement risk prevention strategies, businesses experiencing internal or external threats to services and production. or Managers wanting to identify potential business risk factors. or IT practitioners who need to develop their skills that are crucial, as businesses embark on this massive transformation. It is particularly useful for Recent graduates looking to get a foothold in the IT Industry. or Businesses wanting to implement risk prevention strategies, businesses experiencing internal or external threats to services and production. or Managers wanting to identify potential business risk factors. or IT practitioners who need to develop their skills that are crucial, as businesses embark on this massive transformation.

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Summary

Title: Business Impact Analysis

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.55

Number of Lectures: 65

Number of Quizzes: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 55

Number of Curriculum Items: 72

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Be introduced to Crisis Management and Business Continuity Planning.
  • Be aware of the importance and benefits of BIA.
  • To know the process, methods and elements of BIA.
  • To know the common mistakes in BIA.
  • To know the myths and the realities of preparing and employing a BIA.

Who Should Attend

  • Recent graduates looking to get a foothold in the IT Industry.
  • Businesses wanting to implement risk prevention strategies, businesses experiencing internal or external threats to services and production.
  • Managers wanting to identify potential business risk factors.
  • IT practitioners who need to develop their skills that are crucial, as businesses embark on this massive transformation.

Target Audiences

  • Recent graduates looking to get a foothold in the IT Industry.
  • Businesses wanting to implement risk prevention strategies, businesses experiencing internal or external threats to services and production.
  • Managers wanting to identify potential business risk factors.
  • IT practitioners who need to develop their skills that are crucial, as businesses embark on this massive transformation.

A Business Impact Analysis or BIA brings about the differentiation between critical (urgent) and non-critical (non-urgent) organization functions/activities. A function may be considered critical if it impairs or stops operations of the organization and causes detrimental ramifications for the stakeholders. All of this will be discussed in this course.

It will also give an introduction to Crisis Management and Business Continuity Planning. Modules will cover the importance of BIA, its benefits, needs and reasons for conducting one. The BIA process, methods and elements will also be detailed and discussed. An explanation of how BIA is important in an IT contingency planning process will be included in the course. Lastly, the myths and the realities of Business Impact Analysis will be presented and weighed against each other.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Overview of Crisis Management and Business Continuity Planning

Lecture 1: Introduction and Objectives

Lecture 2: Crisis Management

Lecture 3: What to Consider in Crisis Management?

Lecture 4: Need for Crisis Management

Lecture 5: Business Countinuity Planning

Lecture 6: Importance of Business Countinuity Planning

Lecture 7: Benefits of Business Countinuity Planning

Lecture 8: Business Countinuity Planning Lifecycle

Chapter 2: Introduction to Business Impact Analysis

Lecture 1: Introduction and Objectives

Lecture 2: Business Impact Analysis

Lecture 3: Objectives of Business Impact Analysis

Lecture 4: BIA: Not a Facility Risk

Lecture 5: BIA: Not a Project

Lecture 6: Importance of BIA

Lecture 7: Need and Benefits of BIA

Lecture 8: Goals of BIA

Lecture 9: Reasons to Conduct a BIA

Chapter 3: Business Impact Analysis Process and Impact Criticality

Lecture 1: Introduction and Objectives

Lecture 2: Introduction to the BIA Process

Lecture 3: BIA Process: Project Planning

Lecture 4: BIA Process: Data Gathering

Lecture 5: BIA Process: Data Analysis

Lecture 6: BIA Process: Documentation

Lecture 7: BIA Process: Management

Lecture 8: BIA is an Ongoing Process

Lecture 9: Introduction to Impact Criticality

Lecture 10: Impact Criticality Categories

Chapter 4: Methods and Elements of Business Impact Analysis

Lecture 1: Introduction and Objectives

Lecture 2: Methods Used in BIA

Lecture 3: Elements of BIA

Lecture 4: Preparing a BIA Report

Lecture 5: Key Questions in BIA

Chapter 5: Business Impact Analysis in Contingency Planning and IT

Lecture 1: Introduction and Objectives

Lecture 2: IT Contingency Planning Process

Lecture 3: Developing a Policy Statement

Lecture 4: Conducting the BIA

Lecture 5: Identifying Preventive Controls

Lecture 6: Developing Recovery Strategies

Lecture 7: Developing an IT Contingency Plan

Lecture 8: Plan Testing, Training and Exercises

Lecture 9: Planning Maintenance

Lecture 10: BIA in Contingency Planning

Chapter 6: Gathering Data and Common Mistakes in Business Impact Analysis

Lecture 1: Introduction and Objectives

Lecture 2: Gathering Data

Lecture 3: Introduction to Data Collection

Lecture 4: Questionnaires

Lecture 5: Interviews

Lecture 6: Workshops

Lecture 7: Common BIA Mistakes

Lecture 8: Getting BIA Right

Chapter 7: Business Impact Analysis’ Myths and Reality

Lecture 1: Introduction and Objectives

Lecture 2: Myths and Reality of BIA

Chapter 8: Course Resources

Lecture 1: Business Impact Analysis Glossary of Terms

Chapter 9: Business Impact Analysis Certification

Lecture 1: Final Exam

Lecture 2: Conclusion – Final Lecture

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  • 2 stars: 10 votes
  • 3 stars: 23 votes
  • 4 stars: 28 votes
  • 5 stars: 38 votes

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