Continuity of Operations Plan The continuity of operations plan (COOP) generally refers to plans created to move from the disaster-recovery phase, during which critical business functions are maintained but normal operations may not be taking place, back to pre-emergency service operating levels.Maintaining Business-Continuity Plans Too often, organizations go through the process of creating plans and, once completed, never look at them again, assuming that the plans will work when needed. A critical component of a BCP is the need to test the plan, train employees to use the plan, and revisit it annually to keep the information current. An evaluation of the test results provides information about any necessary changes so the plan can be refined.Many of the threats to continued business operations described throughout this chapter can be managed in the framework of the BCP process. A few of the threats may be handled in different ways or require additional consideration:
Continuity of Operations Plan The continuity of operations plan (COOP) generally refers to plans created to move from the disaster-recovery phase, during which critical business functions are maintained but normal operations may not be taking place, back to pre-emergency service operating levels.<br><br>Maintaining Business-Continuity Plans Too often, organizations go through the process of creating plans and, once completed, never look at them again, assuming that the plans will work when needed. A critical component of a BCP is the need to test the plan, train employees to use the plan, and revisit it annually to keep the information current. An evaluation of the test results provides information about any necessary changes so the plan can be refined.<br><br>Many of the threats to continued business operations described throughout this chapter can be managed in the framework of the BCP process. A few of the threats may be handled in different ways or require additional consideration:
正在翻译中..