Business continuity management (BCM) a compilation of processes that identifies, and evaluates potential risks to an organization, development of organizations resilience by make sure critical objectives are met by ensuring availability of organizational resources. In the case of an adverse event which has negative consequences, BCM ensures an effective response to minimize losses, and to restore regular operations.
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