While computers have revolutionized business, they have also increased the risk of unplanned interruptions to production processing. Initially, this risk was addressed by developing recovery plans for centralized IT operations, a process referred to as disaster recovery planning.

As technology and business operations continued to merge and the recovery of IT operations became inadequate to support a company in emergency operational mode, contingency planning was expanded to include the recovery of mission-critical business operations, a process called business recovery planning. Today, business organizations understand that the recovery of IT operations and mission-critical business operations is incomplete without planning for personnel contingencies. This realization has resulted in the expansion of contingency planning initiatives corporate-wide, with a  focus on the recovery, restoration, and management of key business resources, referred to as business continuity management.

CTG security experts understand that business is more than technology. It is people who create the demand for technology and exploit it to meet their business goals and objectives. For that reason, we’ve developed a structured approach to the development and integration of enterprise-wide business continuity plans. Our Business Continuity Management Framework (BCMF) methodology focuses on the recovery of key business functions and the restoration of normal operations within established timeframes to minimize losses.

CTG’s proprietary BCMF methodology is tailored to address the specific needs of our clients. Whether the organization requires an independent review and critique of an existing plan, or the development of an enterprise-wide plan from the ground up, our specialists offer the experience and expertise to assist in the development of effective, comprehensive recovery and restoration plans