Planning for the Business Impact Analysis

PHOENIX, ARIZONA – MHA Consulting, Inc. (MHA), a leader in Business Continuity Planning, announced that its next webinar, Planning for the Business Impact Analysis, part 2 of the Introduction to the BIA series is scheduled for June 12, 2019. The webinar will feature industry expert Michael Herrera, CEO of MHA Consulting. Michael will be discussing the importance of taking time early in your project development process to determine the scope, objectives, stakeholders, tools, and other details of the BIA. Without this foundation, you run the risk of conducting a BIA that wastes stakeholders time, produces unreliable results, and ruins your reputation.

Join us for an insightful look at this timely topic.

“For years, we’ve been working with clients to enhance the maturity of their business continuity programs,” said Michael Herrera. “I am thrilled to have this opportunity to continue to help both novice and experienced professionals use the Business Impact Analysis to understand their organization’s critical business processes, and to use that information to build an effective strategy that addresses the recovery of those processes in an appropriate time frame.”

Description:

Planning your BIA is critical to the success of the project. Unfortunately, we see a lack of planning in BIAs today. Most practitioners are spending little or no time up front in determining the scope, objectives, stakeholders, data analysis, tools, and other details of their BIAs. You should have a solid understanding of these matters BEFORE you start communicating with your subject matter experts.

If you’re not already well-versed in the components of a BIA, this webinar series is for you. In part two of the series, Planning for the BIA, speaker Michael Herrera will guide you through conducting a well-organized and thorough BIA.

In this webinar, we will address:

  • Understanding the project phases
  • BIA planning steps
    • Obtain Management Commitment
    • Establish Clear Objectives
    • Establish Scope of Project
    • Organization & Timeline
  • Identifying Audience Level
  • And more

Date & Time:  Wednesday, June 12, 2019 – 2 pm Eastern/ 11 am Arizona / 11 am Pacific

About Our Presenter: Michael Herrera is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of MHA. In his role, Michael provides global leadership to the entire set of industry practices and horizontal capabilities within MHA. Under his leadership, MHA has become a leading provider of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery services to organizations on a global level. He is also the founder of BCMMETRICS, a leading cloud-based tool designed to assess business continuity compliance and residual risk. Michael is a well-known and sought-after speaker on Business Continuity issues at local and national contingency planner chapter meetings and conferences. Prior to founding MHA, he was a Regional VP for Bank of America, where he was responsible for Business Continuity across the southwest region.

About MHA: A privately held company located in Phoenix, Arizona, MHA is a proven leader in Business Continuity Planning, Disaster Recovery Planning, IT best practices, and data center moves. Since 1999, we have helped protect trillions of dollars in global-market assets across an expansive range of companies and industries in the United States and abroad. MHA provides Business Continuity Management services that offer solutions that assist organizations with the analysis, development, implementation, and ongoing performance of plans that ensure the availability of critical business processes and Information Technology systems. We assist our clients in maintaining continuous operation of their critical business processes and IT resources – as well as meeting compliance requirements, reducing risk, and instilling investor confidence – all through effective and efficient continuity planning and execution.

Business continuity consulting for today’s leading companies.

Follow Us

© 2024 · MHA Consulting. All Rights Reserved.

  • Who We Are
  • What We Do
  • BCMMETRICS™
  • Blog