Managing business continuity as an integrated
program of work


The time to repair the roof is when the sun is shining.

- John F. Kennedy.

This section provides guidance for entities on developing a business continuity plan (if one is not already in place) and then embedding and integrating the ongoing management of the business continuity program into business-as-usual governance activities.15

Initiation

The business continuity plans of entities are typically developed using a project management approach. This approach requires determining the objectives, scope, and boundaries of the business continuity project, a manager or management committee responsible for the project, and budget allocated to the project. The project reflects the size and complexity of business continuity issues in the entity.


15 Department of Finance and Administration (2002), Budget Estimates and Framework Review, Canberra. The aim of the review was to assess the accuracy, responsiveness and effectiveness of the budget estimates and advice system in meeting the requirements of government.

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