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Move Over Plans - Business Continuity Goes Real-time
- 4. Overview
BC Planning isn’t keeping up
The “production world”: Real time and Predictive
Shift from “planning” to modeling incidents
Key attributes needed in plan data and BC programs
Getting started
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- 5. Let’s examine and challenge classic BCM Models
Start
Analyze risk and
business impact
Assess readiness and
continuity strategies
(employees, suppliers)
Plan and
execute
Your Continuity Program
Report and learn
Manage incidents and
resume business
Test and model
What-if scenarios
Finish
Even if this is reality, is it effective??
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- 6. Does the model still work?
Poll..
How many of you have used your BC Plans "as-is" at time
of incident or disaster
• Yes. Our plans are already accurate and quite simple.
• No. Still confusion in finding correct information ATOD
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- 7. Progress: ISO22301 calls out PDCA Model with emphasis
on monitoring, review and continual improvement
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- 8. Reality – Our organizations are in a hyper-dynamic state
Cloud
Mobility and employee
consumption of services
What is
the plan
of
record?
Human error and
malicious acts
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- 9. Static plans worked in different era but no longer..
We can’t be effective if we are out of synch
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- 10. We actually know more than we give ourselves credit for..
Internal
External
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- 11. Predictive and Proactive IT
Example: Fast Fashion
Business Environment
Millennial generation is fickle
Traditional cycles under attack
Recession pressures
Supply unpredictability
Real-time data to help IT and
business respond
Early headlights on both demand
and supply side
Make on the fly changes to store
merchandise, prices
Shift SKUs, sources literally in
minute
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- 12. Data attributes of aware and responsive systems
What is
happening
Did our
actions
work?
What is
likely?
What to
do next?
Current BC practices work okay or great
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- 13. Let’s shift from static planning to “response modeling”
Accessible
Relevant and
Contextual
Real-time
Key attributes of Plan Data
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- 14. Accessibility of Plan Data
Data Sourcing and Governance
• Identify and leverage other data sources
Engaging users, managing culture change
• Anytime, anyplace, anywhere
• Usability
• Getting buy-in
• Engaging subject matter experts, capture unique insights
Experts
Records
HRIS
Engagement
IT
Assets
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- 15. Plan Data – Contextual and Relevant to Actual Possibilities
Plan for what, exactly?
• Plan scope, assumptions, scenarios
• Impact of situation is what matters!
• Moving targets
Response Modeling
• Extract the data that matters
• Slice and dice plan data on demand
• Make decisions and take actions based on real-time data
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- 16. Develop the ‘response of the moment’ at time of incident
Consumer
Plans
Ad-hoc queries
Data extraction
Responder
Program
Managers
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- 17. Plan Data – Real-time and Integrated
Holy grail – Situational Awareness
Convergence of BC and Incident Management
• Update plans with real-time streams
• External sources: social media, law-enforcement, weather
• Internal sources: SF chatter feeds, IT monitoring, cyber incidents
Situational Awareness
• Bring it all together!
• Make informed decisions
• Trigger faster responses
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- 19. The journey is underway..
Few are implementing all aspects – Why?
Challenges
• Management buy-in
• Process
• Time and resources
Tooling is fragmented
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- 20. Get started now
• Change culture and build awareness
• Demonstrate success, even little wins
• Understand and leverage your most trusted sources of data
• Establish process to find and extract the right information
• Be leader – educate your peers on real risks
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- 21. Let’s continue the discussion
Visit www.sungardas.com/software
SunGard AS at DRJ SpringWorld 2014
• Innovation showcase : AssuranceCM R3.0 at Booth 611
• General Session
Tracey Forbes speaks: Resilience in a Risky World –
April 1st, 2014 ; 9:30- 10:30 AM
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