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The BCPcast
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The BCPcast episodes
- S3, Episode 4 - How to protect your reputationIt takes years to build a reputation and seconds to ruin it. How can a company keep its reputation intact when things start to unravel, especially when the public is watching?19 min
- S3, Episode 3 - What does good plan preparation and execution look like?Without due diligence and testing and iterating, a plan that looks pretty on paper can have ugly consequences in the real world. What are the best examples of plan preparation and execution?22 min
- S3, Episode 2 - How to tackle diversity in Business ContinuityThe call for greater diversity in people of different genders, race, sexual orientation and disability is dominating our conversations.The Business Continuity profession is no different. How do we hire the best people, who may not fit the traditional types usually associated with Business Continuity?31 min
- S3, Episode 1 - How to make people care about Business ContinuityWhat are the best ways to engage people in Business Continuity?Let’s be honest, it’s not something that fills most people with excitement. But a good or bad BC plan can make or break a company when things go wrong. How do you get people to think outside of their role and care about their employer’s resilience?27 min
- S2, Episode 8 - Tuba GursoyInspired by the stories we heard from Katherine Corbishley earlier in the season, we spoke to hospitality veteran Tuba Gursoy to find out what we can learn from someone working at the coal-face, in an industry where dealing with incidents and difficult situations is an everyday occurrence.16 min
- S2, Episode 7 - John RobinsonAnother returning favourite, John Robinson is a Business Continuity consultant and the Managing Director of Inoni. In this episode we look at the importance of the information flows in a crisis to determine escalation and guide decision making.20 min
- S2, Episode 6 - Katherine CorbishleyKatherine Corbishley is Business Continuity Supervisor at a large, global corporate law firm. We discuss her experience of dealing with power outages around the world and how prior experience in the hospitality industry has helped her as a continuity professional.19 min
- S2, Episode 5 - Richard BaleRichard Bale has had a storied career working for London Buses and major American banks in the city – as well as working for recovery providers on the supplier side. We talk about generator failures, terrorist incidents, hurricanes and what really constitutes a ‘crisis’.25 min
- S2, Episode 4 - Mel GoslingMel Gosling of Merrycon was another of our interviewees from season one. We invited him back to share recovery stories from his time as an IT Manager and the lessons he’s learned from running crisis exercises as a consultant.24 min
- S2, Episode 3 - Fiona DavidgeFiona Davidge is the Enterprise Risk Manager at the Wellcome Trust and this episode is a little different. We’re examining disruption and crisis management from another angle – the relationship between risk and business continuity functions.24 min
About The BCPcast
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Ever wondered how suet pudding could bring one of the UK’s busiest trading floors to a grinding halt? Or why there used to be a caterpillar in the London Risk Register? The Business Continuity Podcast is a straightforward, jargon-free discussion with people who deal with disasters for a living.
We delve into the exercises and methodologies that keep organisations like The Economist, Fujitsu and the BCI secure and resilient, and explore just how much continuity planning goes into something like the London 2012 Olympics.