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'''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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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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(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)