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Crisis Management: Imagine the Worst

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Meet The Experts - 28 Feb 2012

On October 8, 2011 the 10 metre high water blockage in Nikom Rojna industrial estate, which housed many manufacturing plants, had collapsed.  The strong current had interfered reconstruction effort and resulted in the whole area being non-operational. One of the major manufacturing plants, Honda, was left virtually inaccessible.

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Thailand is the world's 2nd largest producer of hard disk drives accounting for approximately 25% of the world's production. Many of the factories that make hard disk drives have been flooded, including Western Digital's, Toshiba, Seagate and Samsung. Western Digital, the world’s largest HDD maker, has approximately 37,000 workers in Thailand and was forced to temporarily halt production, according to an iSuppli report.  The company produced 53.8 million HDDs in the second quarter this year, representing a 32 percent share of the global market. Toshiba, the fourth ranked HDD supplier, also recently shut down production.

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 The 6 "Rs" to Crisis and Business Continuity Management for Businesses Affected by the Flood

 Organizations that are affected by the recent flooding in Thailand had to quickly re-assess its process of managing the continuity of its businesses during a large scale disaster.  The "6 Rs" is an end to end process ranging from "Reduce," "Respond," "Recover," "Resume," "Restore" and "Return" become the natural work flow in managing such mega disaster. This Meet-the-Expert seminar is gathering of experts and related professionals to share the learning from the recent flooding in Thailand.

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Programme Highlights

This complementary event aims to provide participants that are new to BCM or a practitioner seeking a knowledge update with the essential knowledge to Business Continuity Management:

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Programme Summary

Theme: Crisis Management: Imagine the Worst
Date: 28 February 2012
Time: 2.00 - 5.00 pm (Registration starts at 1.30pm) 
Venue:

Hotel Arnoma Bangkok
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Cost :

FREE (with e-certificate)

(Pre-registration is required)

Members' Benefit : 3 Continuing Education Hours (CEH)

 

Who Should Attend

Specially catered for members of the Financial Services Industry :-

  • Senior Management includes CEO, CRO, CIO, Managing Director, Executive Director, General Manager.
  • Risk Managers, Heads, Consultants, Project Managers.
  • Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Practitioners.
  • Business Continuity Planners and appointed senior management staff members responsible in implementing BCM for their organisations.

Registration Details

1. First-come-first-serve basis.
2. Subject to confirmation from BCM Institute.
3. BCM Institute reserves the right to accept or not to accept registrations.
4. For further enquiries, please contact
Choochai Mongkolkitikul at +662 965 8551 or choochai@bcm-institute  

This is a complimentary event brought to you by Meet The Expert Session, an event of World Continuity Congress by BCM Institute.

Note: The response to our MTE sessions are usually overwhelming; thus, we are sending early invitations for this session. Reservation for seats will be restricted to two participants per organisation; subsequent registrations will be place on the waiting list.


"Too many CEO's play ostrich about the possibility of a recall," said Jonathan Bernstein, president of national consultancy Bernstein Crisis Management and editor of "Crisis Manager," an international email newsletter. "They wait until the recall is required and then try to figure out what to do, resulting in additional risk for consumers and the company's reputation."