Contacts - Business Continuity 2015


Contacts


Postal address		Physical address
P O Box 2785 Rivonia 2128 Telephone (011) 807-3294		326 Rivonia Boulevard South Rivonia 2128 Fax (011) 807-2020

Events director Angela Mace 082 331 5675 angela@itweb.co.za		Business development director - Events Debbie Visser 073 134 5918 debbiev@itweb.co.za

Conference Producer Christine Barrow 082 575 0258 christine@itweb.co.za		Conference Producer Charmaine Shangase 079 546 6736 charmaine@itweb.co.za

Events manager Bronwen Hampshire 083 354 6885 bronwen@itweb.co.za		Events Co-Ordinator Janine Harding janine@itweb.co.za

Events Assistant Mpho Tshabalala mphot@itweb.co.za		Customer services manager Lerato Mathize lerato@itweb.co.za

Events administration Rethabile Maso rethabile@itweb.co.za		BCI SADC Board Member Louise Theunissen +27 (0) 82 928 7158 louise.theunissen@bciafrica.org

Telesales executive Innes Ncube innes@itweb.co.za		Telesales executive George Changunda george@itweb.co.za

Telesales executive Thulani Pfende thulani@itweb.co.za		Telesales executive Malvin Tembedza malvin@itweb.co.za

Strategising for digital transformation By Christine Barrow Johannesburg, 5 Aug 2015
Digital transformation is driven through strategy as opposed to technology. This strategy drives digital maturity through leadership that has the ability to conceptualise digital technologies into business value.

Building the case for BC investment By Busie Mhlanga-Mjimba, Senior Conference Producer, ITWeb. Johannesburg, 9 Jul 2015
The level of business continuity maturity varies significantly across organisations and industries in SA. Moreover, assessing maturity levels is difficult, because IT-driven disaster recovery plans, which address technical continuity, are being seen as the driver, and key focus of business continuity.

Rules of engagement in business continuity By Christine Barrow Johannesburg, 6 Jul 2015
Business continuity management (BCM) practitioners need to start practically integrating roles in companies to bring about greater efficiencies. ccording to Chantal Coetzer, divisional head: specialised operational risks at the South African Reserve Bank, practitioners can do so by engaging more, communicating regularly, establishing solid relationships, and understanding how integration will impact the world of BCM.

BCM evolution gathers pace By Christine Barrow Johannesburg, 5 Jun 2015
Business continuity management (BCM) as a discipline has changed rapidly in recent years, and will continue to evolve into the future, while being impacted by technology and software updates, modified business models, unexpected risks, new regulations and organisational demands.

Business continuity means taking responsibility By Busie Mhlanga-Mjimba Johannesburg, 12 May 2015
Business continuity is often described as 'common sense'. It is about taking responsibility for the business and enabling it to stay on course, whatever storms it is forced to weather. It is about 'keeping calm and carrying on'.