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Certification, degree programs, training, conferences, online events. There are more opportunities than ever to increase your industry knowledge and beef up your resume. And you’ll need to, as competition for the top jobs in BCP is fierce and the requirements broader and more specific than ever before.

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So You Want to A Write Business Continuity Book, Now What?
7/27/2010 Continuity Insights: You have an idea or proven innovation that works for you. You’re also shrewd enough to realize that your name on a book cover could add to your image. The “book” notions, idea fragments, and sound bites are racing through your mind. But how do you corral, organize, sort, and smooth them out? This session will take attendees through the process step by step, from the basic outline through working with a publisher to market your book.
Are You Prepared for PS-Prep?
7/1/2010 Continuity Insights: Will PS-Prep certification be mandatory? Complicated? Costly? Worth it? And what about this pilot program? With so many questions and so much still up in the air, we ask an expert to sort out what certification might mean to you, and whether this voluntary standard will remain voluntary.
On With the Show!
5/20/2010 Continuity Insights: The 2010 Continuity Insights Management Conference showed us that despite economic distress, our industry is vital and moving forward.
Ask the EAB - May/Jun 2010
5/1/2010 Continuity Insights: What did you take away from this year’s Continuity Insights Management Conference? How will you apply those lessons learned to your program or practice?
Simple Isn't Stupid!
5/1/2010 Continuity Insights: Simplifying business continuity doesn’t mean dumbing it down. Simple tools and systems are streamlined, elegant, and above-all efficient!

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Strange but True!
I just read an article in the LA Times about a golfer who accidentally chipped a rock and started a 12-acre brushfire. Who’d have predicted that? Not me. Granted I don’t know much about golf. Okay, I know nothing about golf, unless it involves windmills and multi-colored golf balls. But golfer as fire-starter was as much a shock to golf aficionados as it was to me, I’m sure. So what’s the point? I want to know what else has happened that you would never have expected. Tell me your “not in my wildest dreams” business interruption tales (we’ll keep your name and your organization’s name out of it if you’d like), and I’ll report all the tall tales and interesting lesson learned in the next issue of CI. Deal? I’m easy to find by phone at (610) 792-4802 or e-mail at buffy@continuityinsights.com.