Writing for Continuity Central.com, Dr. David Lindstedt recently weighed in on the ongoing debate regarding the role of the BIA in business continuity. He maintains that a good portion of the debated is predicated on a misunderstanding, which makes it unproductive.
In his article Lindstedt seeks to clarify the nature of the debate regarding the value of the business impact analysis (BIA) and proposes new questions for consideration. Read his full post via Continuity Central.com here.
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