Join Mel and Rachel this week as they discuss the early steps to implement ISO 22301 – the standard for Business Continuity

As part of Mental Health Awareness week, this weeks' Podcast covers the management of psychological issues people are facing such as isolation, worry and anxiety both now and over the coming year ahead.

Join Mel this week as she discusses ISO 22301 (Business Continuity), a standard that is completely focused on resuming operations to get back to 'business as usual'.

Join Mel and Arantza as they discuss The Brewery's journey to ISO 20121, the benefits gained and continued drive to improve their sustainability:

This episode's guest has experienced at first-hand what it's like going from Chaos to Calm amidst the impact of the Coronovirus Pandemic, and how she has slipped into seamlessly delivering her work remotely, which typically would have been done face to face.

So how do you make remote working work for you? Well it partly comes down to the tech, but if you've got the confidence in yourself and ability to communicate, its actually really easy.

Recognising that something needed to be done about this wasteful industry a standard for sustainable events was created by the events industry for the events industry known as ISO 20121.

I'm recording this in March 2020, just over a year since we launched the ISO Show and sadly a pandemic – the coronavirus has broken out globally, with over 110,000 reported cases across 95 countries. So I thought it would be helpful to share with you some guidance to try and minimise business disruption caused by the Coronavirus through Business Continuity Planning (known as BCP).

This weeks ISO show provide an overview of ISO 9001:2015, where interpret the standard (as a technical document) and break it down into very simple terms what the requirements actually mean.

Tony Bennet, Senior Information Security Executive shares his journey on achieving certification to ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 27001 (Information Security) and ISO 22301 (Business Continuity) in one hit!