# What is BCM software?

What is BCM software?

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BCM refers to Business Continuity Management.  This includes identifying and documenting what is needed to stay in business one process at a time.  It also refers to a  planned response or action in the event some aspect of a normal work environment is lost due to an unplanned disruption.  Loss of Facility, Loss of Key employee&#39;s skills, Loss of Technology, Loss of Supplier or Customer  are the categories  anticipated by most contingency plans.  Software is not needed to record a BC Plan or an IT focused DR Plan.  Most companies start with Word based documents.

When the volume and complexity of plans recorded in Microsoft Word documents becomes unmanageable a BCM software Application will do 2 things:  1) Move the Plans to Cloud based repository  so they are available when needed by many people all at the same time   2) record the information in a database driven format so information can be abstracted and used in reports that will help determine your level of preparedness or resiliency.  Consult the 2 major standards bodies for more information on this discipline.  DRII.org and BCI.org

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- Author title: Business Continuity Administrator




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