Business Continuity Management System BS 25999-2 in Poland: Empirical Studies
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https://doi.org/10.18559/SOEP.2016.10.4Keywords:
Business continuity, Business management, Management development, Management, Empirical researchesAbstract
This paper presents the unique results of the first survey in Poland in the area of business continuity management system BS 25999 (BCMS). Key motives, barriers of implementing and results of BCMS are identified, both theoretically and practically during the surveys. Figures of quantitative survey among all 158 companies in Poland with "ISO/IEC 27001" allow to verify the research hypothesis. There are many factors influencing the perception of BCMS, the main are connected with specific of every organization and branch. Normalized management systems, independently of normative basis, are similar because of systematic approach and prevention aim, so results have practical implications for every organization.
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