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* [[Recover]] - the period from the occurance of the [[disaster]] until temporary operations or [[Alternative Processing|alternative processing]] are executed.
* [[Recover]] - the period from the occurance of the [[disaster]] until temporary operations or [[Alternative Processing|alternative processing]] are executed.
* [[Resume]] - the time whereby business functions and operations are [[Resume|resumed]] at [[Alternate Site| alternate site]].
* [[Resume]] - the time whereby business functions and operations are [[Resume|resumed]] at [[Alternate Site| alternate site]].
* [[Restore]] - the restoration of non-critical functions and damaged infrastructures.
* [[Restore]] - restoring non-critical functions and damaged infrastructures.
* [[Return]] - the time when operations [[return]] to normal.
* [[Return]] - the time when operations [[return]] to normal.




'''Related Terms''': The 6 ”R’s” sequence of the [[Disaster Recovery Life Cycle]]  is different from the Business Continuity Life Cycle.
'''Related Terms''': [[Business Continuity Life Cycle]], [[Disaster Recovery Life Cycle]], [[Operational Resilience Lifecycle]]
 
The 6 ”R’s” sequence of the [[Disaster Recovery Life Cycle]]  is different from the Business Continuity Life Cycle.


Note (1): BC Life Cycle: [[Reduce]](R1), [[Response]](R2), [[Resume]](R3),[[Recover]](R4), [[Restore]](R5),  [[Return]](R6).
Note (1): BC Life Cycle: [[Reduce]](R1), [[Response]](R2), [[Resume]](R3),[[Recover]](R4), [[Restore]](R5),  [[Return]](R6).
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'''2.''' The element of BCM concerned with the development and implementation of appropriate plans and arrangements to ensure continuity of critical activities, and the management of an incident.
'''2.''' The element of BCM is concerned with developing and implementing appropriate plans and arrangements to ensure continuity of critical activities and the management of an incident.
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Latest revision as of 23:11, 23 January 2025

1. This Business Continuity or BC life cycle consists of the 6 “Rs”. The time period where each “R” is implemented is as follows:
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Related Terms: Business Continuity Life Cycle, Disaster Recovery Life Cycle, Operational Resilience Lifecycle

The 6 ”R’s” sequence of the Disaster Recovery Life Cycle is different from the Business Continuity Life Cycle.

Note (1): BC Life Cycle: Reduce(R1), Response(R2), Resume(R3),Recover(R4), Restore(R5), Return(R6).

Note (2): DR Life Cycle: Reduce(R1), Response(R2), Recover(R3), Re-sync(R4), Resume(R5), Return(R6).


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BCMBoK 5: Plan Development CL 1B: Foundation (BC)



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BCMBoK 5: Plan Development CL 1C: Foundation (CM)



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BCMBoK 5: Plan Development CL 1CC: Foundation (CC)



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BCMBoK 5: Plan Development CL 1D: Foundation (DR)
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(Source: Business Continuity Management Institute - BCM Institute)

2. The element of BCM is concerned with developing and implementing appropriate plans and arrangements to ensure continuity of critical activities and the management of an incident.

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(Source: AE/HSC/NCEMA 7000:2021)

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