How to Reap a Return on Your BCP Investment

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Date:

09-08-2006
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Disaster Resource Guide
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2

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ROI for Business Continuity Planning (BCP) can be improved by looking beyond the simple "Insurance" view. Companies that build multi-functional elements into their BC programs will not have to wait for a catastrophe to see a return on their investment. Business continuity programs are frequently viewed as a cost in terms of time, people, and money that companies hope and often believe will never be used. Many therefore assume that BCP has no return on investment. But what happens when a problem does disrupt a critical system, application, or process? If the plan works well, one can generally calculate how much money was saved. In some catastrophic cases, the entire business could have been saved, and thus the ROI can be incalculably high.

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How to Reap a Return on Your BCP Investment