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Resilience

Resiliency is a critical component of successful business management. Experience shows that typically more than 50 percent of businesses without an effective resiliency plan will ultimately fail following a major disruption. The need to ensure continuity of service has never been greater due to more organizations operating 24/7 and an increasing dependence on technology to conduct business. Increasing stakeholder and regulatory expectations demand an approach that ensures equal consideration is given to managing the immediate and longer term outcomes from incidents affecting people, processes, systems or events external to the organization.

Deloitte’s experience combined with the use of a strong operational resiliency framework methodology help member firm clients create organizational resiliency, a state in which issues are identified and prevented before they arise, and prepare the client to manage the unexpected.

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  • Wall Street plans for quick Sandy bounceback
    Hurricane Sandy, which swept up the east coast of the U.S. in late October, shone a spotlight on resiliency and business continuity. Dave Sarabacha, a Principal in the U.S. member firm and Global Leader for Resilience Service, provided incisive commentary and an expert perspective in this article published on the widely read MarketWatch website.
  • Risk Intelligence in the age of global uncertainty
    Myriad threats dominate the news: terrorism and war, natural and man-made disasters, flu and other potential pandemics, and much more. How can companies separate the real dangers from the imagined?
  • Deloitte Belgium: Business Continuity Management for the public sector
    Government organisations provide services that are key to the proper functioning of our society. Both citizens and companies depend on the services provided by those government institutions. A failure of such an institution to deliver its services will not only impact the government and its employees, but may also seriously impact these citizens and companies.
  • Deloitte Czech Republic: Business Continuity Management
    In a Deloitte survey of information gathered from the top 1000 global organisations over a 10 year period, almost half of them suffered share price declines of more than 20% within one month. Some of the greatest losses, were caused by exceptional events such as the Asian financial crisis, the bursting of the technology bubble, and the September 11th terrorist attacks. Yet many firms apparently fail to plan for these rare but high-impact risks.
  • Deloitte Japan: Business Continuity Management services
    Today’s businesses face the increasing challenge of managing complex operations across multiple entities as they integrate business partners, suppliers, and even competitors into an extended enterprise. The reliability and continuity of these operations are critical to business survival, and to building competitive advantage.
  • Deloitte Thailand: Disaster Recovery Planning Map
    In order to help you prioritize your efforts on the most crucial elements of your business operations and also identify potential gaps in your recovery plans, we have organized 30 areas around key drivers of stakeholder value - revenue, cost, asset, expectations and foundations.
  • Deloitte U.S.: Deloitte recognized for depth and breadth of BCM services
    Deloitte member firms have been recognized as having one of the most holistic approaches to business continuity management by Forrester Research Inc., an independent technology and market research company.

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  • Preparing for the business risks associated with a pandemic
    Are you ready?

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  • Ted DeZabala
    Global Security, Privacy & Resiliency Leader

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