Agile Business Continuity

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05 Jan, 2010

Happy Birthday To Me

Posted by: pdjamez In: Blog

Today is the official birthday of the Agile Business Continuity blog. It has been a great year discussing an important but often neglected topic. It is also been fantastic to see so many new blogs pop up over the past six months and I look forward to discussing the subject with them over the next [...]

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With the end of 2009 almost upon us it is often time for reflection on the year gone by and preparation for the year to come. I would like to take this opportunity to thank my readers for taking the time to visit the blog. A special thanks to those who took the time to [...]

21 Dec, 2009

Must Follow Resilience Blogs For 2010

Posted by: pdjamez In: Blog|Blogosphere|Thoughts

The Agile Continuity Blog will be one year old in January and during this time I have gathered a huge list of related blogs and online resources. One of the features I introduced a couple of weeks ago was the BlogoSphere Focus which allowed me to explore a number of useful blogs in the resilience [...]

04 Dec, 2009

New Blogosphere Series

Posted by: pdjamez In: Blog|Blogosphere

Today I am introducing a new irregular series focussed on introducing my readership to Business Continuity practitioners, Risk Managers and Disaster Recovery experts who are active bloggers. Each post will focus on a single blogger and their blog as well as additional information about them. Although there are not many active resilience bloggers out there, [...]

02 Dec, 2009

Web Directory Update, Are You listed?

Posted by: pdjamez In: BackOffice|Blog

I spent sometime last night getting the web directory sorted out. This is an area where I list online resources relating to business continuity. It was becoming a little unmanageable from my point of view and I know usability was becoming an issue. The new layout means that the categories are listed at the top [...]



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