Are existing business continuity planning activities too often focused on detailed plans for individual risks? New risk dynamics may be putting traditional business continuity plans under too much strain. Our cover story, Planning a revolution? focuses on the developments in business continuity management that will help towards building plans that are capable of withstanding the test of our modern times.
The nominations deadline may be behind us, but it’s not too late to get involved in the Business Continuity Awards. Following in the footsteps of Rory Bremner, Jimmy Carr, Dara O’Briain, Ian Hislop, Barry Cryer and Ned Sherrin, Rob Brydon will be taking to the stage this year to present the 18 diamond trophies to the industry’s winning entrants at Grosvenor House, where you will be celebrating your success and we will be celebrating our tenth anniversary. Yes, it also was ten years ago that the Lewinsky scandal was uncovered, Apple unveiled the iMac, Sky Digital was launched and nations began to brace themselves for the so-called Millennium Bug. Times have changed, and the Business Continuity Awards continues to chart these changes and encourage business continuity professionals to excel in their field.

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