Yes, no and maybe. It depends on what you think “plans” are.
If having documentation in place which prescribes things to do – and looks a bit like the FROM column below – constitutes a “plan” – then NO.
If having arrangements in place which will support you to assess impact, make informed decisions and implement those decisions effectively – and looks a bit like the TO column below – constitutes a “plan” – then YES.
I recently completed a “submission form” for our business
– and answered “NO”
Why did I answer “NO”?
Because we rely on an agile approach to business continuity.
We live under the TO column (in the above Table).
Ready to move to an agile business continuity platform?
We will support your move to an agile business continuity platform.
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