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Your supply chain seems strong and reliable. But what happens when one link breaks? Business continuity basics -- The business continuity program : who owns it, what drives it? -- Business continuity best practices -- The organization, the supply chain, and business continuity -- Risk identification and hazard assessment -- The business impact analysis -- Supply chain business continuity strategies -- Business continuity plan documents -- Testing and maintaining business continuity plans -- Business continuity standards, regulations, and requirements

Advance Praise for A Supply Chain Management Guide to Business Continuity:

“A Supply Chain Management Guide to Business Continuity is a clear argument and practical guide for creating a resilient supply chain. It’s great as a reference from start to finish, with lots of outlined steps, bulleted lists, and examples. This book gets an A+.” — John Blakinger, Chair Customer-Supplier Division of ASQ

“Betty Kildow has written a succinct, persuasive handbook that explains why every organization must have a Business Continuity Program and then shows how to go about building it. The guide gives both seasoned continuity professionals and those newly appointed everything they need to know to assess their organization’s current level of commitment and resiliency and start making improvements regardless of the size or maturity level.” — Lisa E. Trousdale, MBCP, FBCI, President, Business Recovery Managers Association (BRMA)

“Every leader should read A Supply Chain Management Guide to Business Continuity. It is gripping, insightful, and informative. Add this to your operational arsenal. It may put your organization in a decided position of dominance when the storm has passed.” — Ed Kendrick Sr., CMQ/OE, Corporate Quality Assurance Manager, Willamette Valley Company & Subsidiaries

“Betty Kildow is very thorough, and an expert in her knowledge of the topic. This book is perfect for companies just beginning their mitigation and DR plan, or for companies that need to update theirs to the ever-changing world landscape.” — Vicki Cantrell, COO/CIO, Tory Burch LLC

“Managing supply chain business continuity has been a hot topic in the BC profession recently and it has been an area where many organizations have struggled. Betty Kildow’s timely and comprehensive book provides an expert mix of technical and practical information and advice, and fills an important gap in the business continuity body of knowledge.” — David Honour, Editor, ContinuityCentral.com

“While there are many books on supply chain management, there are few that focus on managing the risks in the supply chain. Kildow’s book provides a detailed roadmap on how to plan for business continuity with examples and templates, and leads an organization to ask, rather than avoid, the really tough questions that can keep you from having a robust plan.” — Aimee Siegler, CQA, CQIA, CMI, Global Compliance Manager, EMS industry

A well-monitored supply chain is any business's key to productivity and profit. But each link in that chain is its own entity, subject to its own ups, downs, and business realities. If one falters, every other link—and the entire chain—becomes vulnerable. Kildow's book identifies the different phases of business continuity program development and maintenance, including: • Recognizing and mitigating potential threats, risks, and hazards • Evaluating and selecting suppliers, contractors, and service providers • Developing, testing, documenting, and maintaining business continuity plans • Following globally accepted best practices • Analyzing the potential business impact of supply chain disruptions Filled with powerful assessment tools, detailed disaster-preparedness checklists and scenarios, and instructive case studies in supply chain reliability, A Supply Chain Management Guide to Business Continuity is a crucial resource in the long-term stability of any business. A well-monitored supply chain is key to any business productivity and profit. Learn the tactical advice on how to mitigate the effects of supply chain disruptions. Certified business continuity professional (CBCP) Betty Kildow identifies the different phases of business continuity program development and maintenance to help you ensure each link in that chain is contributing to a positive outcome. In Supply Chain Management Guide to Business Continuity , Kildow teaches Each link in your supply chain is its own entity, subject to ups, downs, and business realities. Filled with powerful assessment tools, detailed disaster-preparedness checklists and scenarios, and instructive case studies in supply chain reliability, Supply Chain Management Guide to Business Continuity will help you keep each business unit running smoothly to secure the long-term stability of your organization. The smooth, consistent operation of your company's supply chain--from procurement through delivery, and everything in between--is directly tied to cash flow, profitability, and growth, as well as essential factors such as customer trust, stakeholder confidence, and the protection of the brand. When the unexpected occurs--whether it's in the form of environmental disaster, social disruptions such as strikes or sabotage, an accident that affects production, failure on the part of a supplier, terrorist attack, or the loss of a key staff member--your production and productivity can be ground to a halt, often with dire consequences. Yet despite growing awareness, many business continuity plans still fail to properly account for incidents affecting the supply chain A well-monitored supply chain is any business's key to profit and productivity. But each link in that chain is its own entity, subject to its own ups and downs. If one falters, every other link and the entire chain becomes vulnerable. Kildow's book identifies the different phases of business continuity program development and maintenance Is there a weak link in your business's supply chain? Even one can make the entire production process vulnerable to setbacks. Learn how to expertly monitor your business's supply chain to improve results and increase profit.