The BCI’s most comprehensive business continuity training course, delivered by ADOX as a 4-day online course for organisations in the GCC.
ADOX is an authorised BCI training partner, delivering public and in-house BCI courses in the Gulf States and Middle East.This category covers the certification course ADOX is authorised by the BCI to deliver: the CBCI 7.0 Certification Course, as public online courses and in-house training.
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A comprehensive course covering the full range of practices used by business continuity professionals to develop, implement and maintain an effective business continuity management system. You will be joined by fellow professionals from a variety of backgrounds and organisations. The BCI delivers the course over 3 to 5 days, in the classroom or online, through licensed training partners across the globe; ADOX delivers it as a 4-day online course for organisations in the GCC. In-house courses can be scheduled at your convenience.
Dates as listed by the BCI.
The next step after the CBCI. This course is for professionals who want to move from foundation knowledge to assessing what an organisation needs and leading continuity across it.
The ABCM builds on the CBCI and sits above it in the BCI certification pathway. It develops your ability to assess and determine business continuity requirements, and brings together leadership and management skills with the technical practices needed to put continuity in place across an organisation. It is recommended for professionals who have passed the CBCI exam. For other entry requirements, candidates should contact the BCI Learning Team.
The certification is aligned to the competencies expected at Associate Member of the BCI (AMBCI) level, so achieving it allows you to apply directly for AMBCI membership.
ADOX can arrange this course as an authorised BCI training partner. Dates are available on request.
Laying the groundwork so continuity can take root and be sustained across the organisation.
Unit 1
Working out what the organisation needs, so every later decision rests on evidence.
Unit 2
Turning those requirements into strategies and arrangements that can be put to work.
Unit 3
Proving the arrangements perform as intended, and finding what to improve.
Unit 4
The BCI publishes a Qualification Specification and a Candidate Information Pack for this course. Download them from the BCI course page.
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These are BCI specialism courses that ADOX can arrange as a BCI training partner. Dates and delivery are available on request.
View on the BCI siteBuild a working view of when an incident becomes a crisis, and how well-judged communication helps leaders decide and act while the pressure is on.
Map the people your resilience work depends on, decide who needs your attention first, and practise the interpersonal skills that earn their support and keep it.
Learn to run a Business Impact Analysis, the starting point of any continuity programme, so you can see what the organisation relies on and where disruption would hurt most.
Plan, run and review exercises for crisis, emergency and continuity programmes, and learn to report the results in a way that drives improvement.
Set up the structure, roles and decision routes an organisation needs to respond to incidents and manage a crisis with confidence.
Understand how supply chains are run and where they are exposed, then explore practical ways to build Operational Resilience into each stage.
1-day option: price on request.
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The Good Practice Guidelines (GPG) 7.0 is the BCI’s global guide to good practice in business continuity. It is now reviewed every year to keep pace with the changing practices of the industry, and it is centred on a Business Continuity Management System, replacing the older lifecycle wording, with strong links to ISO 22301:2019. The GPG is organised in six Professional Practices, two management and four technical, which structure the development of a Business Continuity Management System.
Setting up the system that governs and directs business continuity in the organisation.
Making business continuity part of how the organisation thinks and works, every day.
Understanding the organisation, its priorities and the threats it could face.
Shaping the strategies and plans that will keep critical activities running.
Putting those strategies and plans in place across people, process and technology.
Exercising, testing and reviewing to prove the system works and keep it current.
Source: BCI.
In-house courses can be scheduled at your convenience. See In-House Courses.
Dates as listed by the BCI.
The full BCI course and examination options are in the BCI training pages.
years of collective experience across multiple industries and sectors
Principal Consultant and BCI training instructor at ADOX. Founder, principal consultant and training instructor at ADOX, Nasim has 25 years+ experience in business continuity and operational resilience within the Financial Services, Banking, Asset Management, Logistics, Technology & Security sectors, in the United Kingdom (UK) and United Arab Emirates (UAE), Gulf States and Middle East, including roles at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, and Prudential UK,.
A BCI approved instructor and training coordinator, delivering BCI-authorised training online or in the classroom across the Gulf States and Middle East.
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