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New business continuity management guidance coming soon

04 Mar 2010
BSI will be publishing a series of guidance documents that expand on key topics from the business continuity standard BS 25999.

BSI and Kitemark a Superbrand winning duo

01 Mar 2010
BSI and Kitemark have both been independently awarded Superbrands status in the latest 2010 survey of Business Superbrands. This is the sixth consecutive year that BSI has been awarded the accolade and for Kitemark represents three years in a row for its Superbrands status.

75% of firms faced supply chain problems in 2009, says BCI report

26 Feb 2010
Supply chain failure hit nearly three quarters of firms in 2009 with over a third reporting increased levels of disruption compared with the previous year.

Does your reputation precede you?

17 Feb 2010
How robust would you say your company’s reputation is? Are you prepared to handle any adverse news head on? It’s not just global manufacturers, governments and A-list footballers who are at risk!

How Toyota Dealerships Can Survive Business Impact of Massive Recall

16 Feb 2010
Toyota's massive 2.3 million vehicle recall has store owners nationwide bracing for financial loss and long-term backlash in the first quarter of fiscal year 2010.

6 days left to submit for the Business Continuity Award 2010

04 Feb 2010
The awards, which recognise excellence within the field of business continuity and operational risk management go from strength to strength each year.

Aon: Elevated political risk levels to continue into 2010

01 Feb 2010
Political and financial instability remain a feature of the business landscape as a result of the recession, according to Aon Risk Services.

Current UK terrorism threat level SERVERE

25 Jan 2010
The Government continues to maintain a state of heightened readiness in response to the threat from international terrorism. It remains the Government's policy to issue warnings or advice if this ever became necessary to protect public safety in the event of a specific and credible terrorist threat.