Volume 1 (2006-07)

Each volume of Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles published in Volume 1 were:

Volume 1 Number 4

  • How to access your Board/C-suite and make an effective case for business continuity investments
    Chris Kite, VP, Finance and Gino Zucca, Senior Manager, Business Resiliency Group, Cisco Systems
  • Developing a risk assessment programme for vendors’ BCP capabilities and their impact on your organisation
    Michael Marshall, AVP, Corporate Business Continuity Planning, Wells Fargo & Co
  • How a structured BIA aligned business continuity management with Gallaher Group’s strategic objectives
    Stuart Selden, FM Global and Stephen Perks, Head of Group Risk Assurance, Gallaher Group
  • How Toronto Pearson International Airport applied lessons from SARS to develop a pandemic response plan
    Deane Johanis, Manager, Emergency Planning, Greater Toronto Airports Authority
  • Bird flu: Understanding the social and cultural factors that will impede the prevention, treatment and containment of an outbreak
    Michael Anastario, Research Associate, Tufts-New England Medical Center and Lynn Lawry, Director of Evidence-Based Research, International Medical Corps
  • Pandemic preparedness and telecommunications resiliency: What should contingency planners be considering?
    Joanne De Luca, former Global Head of Crisis Management, Barclays Capital and Roy Pinchot, CEO, TeleContinuity
  • Participating in a regional public-private emergency partnership: Why do it and how do you make it work?
    Brian Tishuk, Executive Director, ChicagoFIRST
  • Developing an integrated civilian-military model for healthcare emergency response planning
    Christopher M. Cannon, National Director, David M. Fuka, LCDR, USCG (Ret.), James L. Paturas, Deputy Director and Stewart D. Smith, CDR, USN (Ret.), Yale New Haven Center for Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response
  • Lessons learned during the 2005 Alberta floods
    David Grimes, A/Assistant Deputy Minister, Meteorological Service of Canada
  • Lessons in preparedness from the response to Hurricane Katrina
    Brandon Bond, Disaster Preparedness Manager, Kaiser Permanente

 

Volume 1 Number 3

  • International planning for continuity oversight: The need for forums for financial authorities to share best practices
    Alton Harvey, Chief, Office of Contingency Planning, US Securities & Exchange Commission
  • Vulnerability assessments for public and private facilities
    Roger L. Kemp, CEO, Town of Berlin, Connecticut
  • How John Lewis Partnership connected 200 business continuity plans to an emergency notification database
    Russell Husband, Former Assistant General Inspector, John Lewis Partnership
  • How to build and implement a global corporate HR disaster management system
    Tim Turner, HR Risk Manager, Intel
  • How BT updated its business continuity strategy to improve resilience and meet Civil Contingencies Act responsibilities
    Clive Ansell, Group Strategy Director, BT
  • Managing the risk of ethical misconduct disasters as a business continuity strategy
    Robert C. Chandler, Chair, Center for Communication & Business, Pepperdine University
  • Pandemic flu planning in the US financial services sector
    Annie Searle, SVP, Enterprise Risk Services, Washington Mutual
  • Security certification for critical information infrastructures: The Italian certification body approach
    Luisa Franchina, General Director, Laura Gratta, Head, OSCI Certification Processes and Marco Carbonelli, Head, Precertification and Accreditation Division, Ministry of Communications, Italy
  • Identifying the victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami: The role of the private sector
    Joseph Scanlon, Director, Emergency Communications Research Unit, Carleton University

 

Volume 1 Number 2

  • The tripartite approach to business continuity in the UK financial sector
    Stephen P. Collins, Head of Business Continuity Division, Bank of England
  • Securing a service-oriented architecture (SOA) environment
    Nataraj Nagaratnam, Chief Architect, Identity Management, Anthony Nadalin, Chief Security Architect and Sridhar Muppidi, Senior Security Architect, IBM Software Group
  • Developing the State of Connecticut emergency credentialing programme for healthcare professionals
    Carol Luddy, Emergency Credentialing Program Coordinator; James L. Paturas, Deputy Director and Elaine Forte, CoE Program Manager, Yale New Haven Center for Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response
  • Managing travel risk: A duty of care toolkit
    David Cameron, VP, Security Services (Americas), International SOS Assistance
  • How VisitScotland prepared for a flu pandemic
    Stephen Page and Ian Yeoman, VisitScotland
  • How surviving businesses respond during and after a major disaster
    Roxanne Zolin, Assistant Professor, Naval Postgraduate School and Fredric Kropp, Associate Professor, Monterey Institute of International Studies
  • Developing a practical business continuity plan for the CHRISTUS Health risk management department
    Randall F. Finley, System Director of Risk Management, CHRISTUS Health
  • Employee crisis communication and disaster assistance planning: Providing disaster assistance to employees and their families
    Melissa A. McClain, FEI Behavioral Health

 

Volume 1 Number 1

  • Business impact analysis: Keeping critical impact in perspective
    Barry Cardoza, VP/Manager of Business Continuity, Union Bank of California
  • Updating your plan after an incident: Incorporating lessons learned from the 7th July London bombings
    Poli Avramidis, Director of Information Management & IT, British Medical Association
  • Countering the economic effects of bird flu through teleworking
    Tony Gill, Chairman, Gill Advisors
  • Asset prioritisation strategy: A quantitative approach
    Carlos M. Alvarado and Daniel R. Schriever, Booz Allen Hamilton
  • Challenges and opportunities for business continuity within 21st-century business models
    David Kaye, Chartered Insurer
  • The LaSalle Bank fire: How critical operations were available next day, strategic advantage leveraged and lessons learned
    Jack Smith, Business Continuity Manager for Global IT, ABN AMRO
  • Why traditional business continuity thinking does not work for SMEs: A new approach for managers and their advisers
    Kathleen A. Lucey, President, Montague Technology Management
  • Integrating an incident command system and business continuity into a healthcare response to a flu pandemic and other infectious disease emergencies
    Eric Bone, Regional Director, Office of Emergency Preparedness, Capital Health Edmonton and Area
  • How to develop personalised self-care protocols for use during a crisis
    Vali Hawkins Mitchell, Certified Traumatologist