Business Resilience Solutions

Business Continuity Management
is a part of doing business.

Like any other kind of business planning, it's imperative to plan your resilience.

Business Continuity Management (BCM) is how you build resilience.

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Resilience is everything.

You plan for growth and success. But when change is unplanned and it impacts your profits, cash flow, people, customers, data, and your reputation, what then?

How will you manage change that threatens your organization’s survival?

Can you afford to just let big waves smash into you, or will you be prepared to ride those waves safely ashore?

We help you design or update a practical framework to manage emergencies and disruptions. Then, we work with you to:

Identify the real-world risks and how to mitigate them
Prioritize what must be recovered and when
Plan the steps and resources required for recovery
Test and practice using your incident management and recovery plans

Your growth and success rely on your resilience. Work with Business Resilience Solutions to make BCM key to how you do business.

Business Resilience Solutions is your BCM coach.

Recent Interviews of David Gering Regarding Business Continuity and Crisis Management

Lessons About Disaster Planning From a Pro

David shares practical insights into risk management, disaster preparedness, and business recovery. Whether you’re a homeowner, business owner, or simply looking to be better prepared, this conversation is packed with actionable advice to help you navigate uncertain times.

How to Approach Disasters Like a Pro

David Gering talks about the important lessons from the Southern California wildfires that businesses can apply to both crisis management and business recovery for any business disruption or emergency.

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Resilience Matters Blog

Assessing Supplier Resilience

Your organization has a choice regarding supplier resilience. You may assume that suppliers have sufficient plans and recovery procedures that will reduce the risk and impacts of disruptions to their operations. Or, you may choose to actively verify supplier resilience.

How to Manage Risk for Business Resilience

Learn the four strategic approaches to risk management—accept, transfer, limit, and avoid—to build true business resilience and continuity.

The BCM Software Trap

BCM software is a valuable component of a business continuity strategy, but it is not a substitute for comprehensive planning, human oversight, and continuous improvement. A holistic approach that integrates software with effective processes, training, and risk management practices is essential for robust business continuity.