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| '''1.''' Inter-dependencies can be summarized as the reliance of an [[Organization|organization's]] [[Business_Function|business functions]], [[Process|processes]] or [[System|systems]] with another within or externalto the same operating environment. | | '''1.''' Inter-dependencies can be summarized as the reliance of an [[Organization|organization's]] [[Business_Function|business functions]], [[Process|processes]] or [[System|systems]] with another within or externalto the same operating environment. | ||
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'''Note''': This term is used during the [[Business_Impact_Analysis_(BIA)|Business Impact Analysis (BIA)]]. | '''Note''': This term is used during the [[Business_Impact_Analysis_(BIA)|Business Impact Analysis (BIA)]]. | ||
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'''2.''' The reliance, directly or indirectly, of one activity or [[Process|process]] upon another. | '''2.''' The reliance, directly or indirectly, of one activity or [[Process|process]] upon another. | ||
Revision as of 14:12, 23 October 2020
1. Inter-dependencies can be summarized as the reliance of an organization's business functions, processes or systems with another within or externalto the same operating environment.
Note: This term is used during the Business Impact Analysis (BIA).
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2. The reliance, directly or indirectly, of one activity or process upon another.
(Source: Business Continuity Institute - BCI)
3. The nature of a relationship between two parties.
(Source: Australia. A Practitioner's Guide to Business Continuity Management HB292 - 2006 )