Business interruptions can have a variety of reasons, and it makes a lot of sense to know your own company risks well.
What is even more important, however, is that you know what you should and can do if something has happened and this is where BCM comes into play.
Whether an area is no longer accessible, an important piece of equipment is destroyed, know-how carriers are not available, or a building has burned down – first of all, these are facts.
A later analysis may show why these things happened, but in the here and now it must be ensured that customers, patients, business partners or other structures that are dependent on one’s own services or products can continue to be supplied.
Mitigating the economic consequences of a business interruption along the company’s value chain is core of a business continuity management system.

In this webinar, we will explain the basics of BCM and show exemplary how the osapiens HUB can be used as an integrated platform for digital support to help prepare your company for operation in emergency situations.