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- Dear Friends, We have reached the end of 2011 and it is a good time, as...
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Singapore, March- With a round of applause, the curtains came down on the 12th World Continuity Congress entitled ‘Evolving Crisis & Disaster Management In A Borderless World’ heralded in the prestigious Intercontinental Hotel Singapore on the 6th of March 2012. The event was spearheaded by a number of keynote speakers and fellow BCM practitioners from all around the world. Coming together to discuss, address and share their experiences with the attending delegates on economical and business issues in this ever changing world.The World Continuity Congress continues to top the Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery forums in the Asia Pacific, tending to coverage of current trends and issues. Some of our esteemed speakers included Dr. Goh Moh Heng, Mr. Bhakorn Vanuptikul, Ms. Kathy Dubé, Mr. Hans Boudestein, Mr. Arunabh Mitra, Ms. Selena Huynh, Mr. Gopakumar Nair and many more. All of which are leading experts in their own field and industry.
Dr. Goh Moh Heng provided an insight on the future of Business Continuity Management with his presentation “The Future of Business Continuity Management: It's All in the Mind”, covering the trends in which the world of business had taken to, adapted and even changed over the course of time. Professor Kenji Watanabe, yet another of our esteemed speakers elaborated on Japan’s earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis in his presentation “Managing the Supply Chain Risks During the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake”. Meanwhile the cause and effect of the Bangkok floods were tackled by Mr. Bhakorn Vanuptikul in “The Flooding in Thailand: Lessons Learned When Preparing your Organizations for a Catastrophic Event”.
Lessons and pitfalls were offered to our fellow attending peers ranging from senior executives, corporate leaders and delegates from both private and public sectors in Singapore, Malaysia, India and even Thailand and beyond. The floor was eventually opened for questions for the attending delegates to quench their thirst for knowledge and the hopes of gaining a better insight into the importance of Business Continuity Management.
The World Continuity Congress also honors recipients of the 2012 Resilience Awards in recognition of their outstanding achievements.
For more information on Business Continuity training programs covering the Business Continuity Management Body of Knowledge in detailed, please click HERE
For delegates who were unable to attend or reserve a seat, do look forward to reserve your place at the upcoming WCC Malaysia 2012 on July 3, 2012. Stay tuned for more information.

Beijing, January 2012- As part of the recognition for spearheading and promoting BCM for China, BCM Institute is proud to be associated with Professor Chen and the China BCM professional Forum. In January 2012, Professor Chen was presented with the title “BCCE (Hon)" by Dr Goh Moh Heng, president of the BCM Institute.
In commemoration of one of Professor Chen’s most significant contribution in terms of unrelentless diligence and effort would be the partnership established by both the BCM Institute and CBCM on the 5th of January 2012. The memorandum signifies China’s first significant step to localize global practices by establishing a proper platform to enable industrial experts from all over the region and beyond to explore and enhance China's BCM, DR and crisis management development.
Dear Friends,
2011 was a great year for us here at BCM Institute. As we usher in the Dragon year for 2012, we would like to take this opportunity to thank all our customers, supporters and partners.
From all of us at BCM Institute, we would like to wish you and your family happiness, abundance and good health during the year of the dragon.
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Gurgaon, India 8 January 2012 - Business Continuity has been incorporated into part of India's corporate landscape for some many years until the September 11 event has implored organizations worldwide to relook into their business strategies to ensure firm Business Continuity practice is in place. Meanwhile in India, Business Continuity is steadily gaining relevance in both the country's private and public sector, as the world economies turns to India for further growth opportunities resulting the off-shoring boom throughout recent years.
Until today, the question "are we prepared?" may have yet yield a definite answer nor a comprehensive paper to substantiate to that, why not, look deeper within your organization for a solution? This MTE seminar jointly hosted by Genpact and BCM Institute bring the discussion to India in Gurgaon, Haryana, India. This is the beginning of a series of gatherings for BCM and DR professionals within each cities in India for 2012. The seminar is accompanied by a qualifiying certification preparatory course and examination in each indian city.
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China, Beijing 5 January 2012 -- BCM Institute and China Business Continuity Management Professional Forum (CBCM) announce the establishment of the representation of BCM Institute's education and certification program in China. A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed in conjunction with the 8th China BCM Executive Forum in Beijing. The establishment marks another milestone of promoting stronger collaboration between the China and Asia Pacific region. The focus is on organizations and businesses endeavoring in the development of Risk Management, Crisis management, Business Continuity Management and Disaster Recovery.
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Both BCM Institute and CBCM through the partnership believe that this is a step by step approach to localize global practices by establishing a platform that enables industrial experts from the region and beyond to explore and enhance the China's BCM, DR and crisis management development. As a result, BCM Institute with CBCM in China is set to provide access to industrial peers, theories, case studies, learning experiences and best practices transfer. Both collaborators and its associates are indeed hopeful that this will catalyze the development of the local BCM, DR and crisis management arena towards global competitiveness.
The Memorandum of Understanding which was signed in conjunction with China's 8th BCM Executive Forum themed Business Continuity Best Practices and Wisdoms at the Empark Grand Hotel, Beijing was witnessed by various supporting parties - welcoming a greater China - Asia Pacific BCM experts and organizations coalition. The signing is between Professor Chen Jianxin, Chairman of CBCM and Dr Goh Moh Heng, President of BCM Institute. Among them were Senior Executives from Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of The People's Republic of China, Beijing Research Centre of Urban Systems Engineering, The People's Bank of China, The Advisory Committee for State Informatization (ACSI), Beijing Academy of Science and Technology, China National Offshore Oil Corporation, National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), People’s Republic of China, and Standardization Administration of the Peoples Republic of China.

Dear Friends,
We have reached the end of 2011 and it is a good time, as business continuity and disaster recovery professionals, to reflect on the challenges of the past year. BCM Institute is glad to have served you and your team members in your education and certification needs. As partners, we just want to extend a warm thank you for your continued support in our efforts to evangelise this movement of being more resilient.
Encouraged by your support, we will renew our efforts in 2012 to reach out to the community through a series of Asian conferences starting with World Continuity Congress or WCC 2012 in Singapore in March, followed by WCC Thailand and WCC Malaysia. Our regular Meet-the Expert (MTE) seminars have also now expanded to India, China and Indonesia.
We wish to take this opportunity to thank our clients, staff, business partners and associates, and you for your friendship and support through all these years that we have known you.
On behalf of the Board of Advisors, volunteer members of the committees and the BCM Institute's global team, we would like to wish you a joyful festive season and a fruitful 2012.
Best wishes
Dr Goh Moh Heng and the Team from BCM Institute
Jakarta, 3 October 2011 -- Asia's premier Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery live forum MEET THE EXPERTS made its debut in Indonesia recently attracting senior executives and managers of risk, business continuity and disaster recovery. These executives from banks, manufacturing companies and government agencies were looking at Business Continuity Planning as possible opportunities to improve the governance of their organisations.
Read more: International Business Continuity Peer Forum Reaches Jakarta
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