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1. Service Recovery Time Objective or SRTO is the target duration of time to restore a specific business service from the point of disruption to the point when the specific business service is recovered to a level sufficient to meet business obligations.
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(Source: Monetary Authority of Singapore, 2022)


Service Recovery Time Objective is:

Notes (1): to be established for each critical business service.

Notes (2): measured based on a time-based metric. It is meant to clarify the FSIs expected recovery timelines for each business service.

Notes (3): to guide the FSIs to prioritise their resources during the planning phase.

Notes (4): to facilitate decision-making and monitor the recovery progress during a disruption.


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Related Term: Operational Resilience, Business Services, Important Business Services, Critical Business Services, Critical Operations, Recovery Time Objective, Business Impact Analysis, Inter-dependencies, Service Recovery Time Objective, Maximum Tolerable Level of Disruption

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BCMBoK 3: Business Impact Analysis CL 1B: Foundation (BC)


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BCMBoK 3: Business Impact Analysis CL 1C: Foundation (CM)


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