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I was intrigued to see a link for Business Continuity Planning at the bottom of the homepage of the Lehman Bros website. Follow the link and the blurb says "Lehman Brothers has instituted industry-leading best practices for business continuity". Maybe we need a broader definition of business continuity?
Mind you their careers page is still up.
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business continuity planning is an essential subsidiary of a higher level function: business integrity.
I recognised this some years ago and subsequently formalised the business integrity function whenever I had the opportunity to re-organise a client's IS function.
Posted by Colin Beveridge | September 16, 2008 9:33 AM
Posted on September 16, 2008 09:33