List view
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Summary of List view
The List view in the BCM Configurable Workspace provides an organized display of Business Impact Analysis (BIA), planning, exercise, and crisis event records along with crucial metrics. This feature enables users to filter and create records, facilitating effective management of business continuity tasks.
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Key Features
- Record Management: Filter, create, and view details of BCM records such as BIAs and crisis events.
- Structured Analysis: Assess potential disruptions to business services and manage continuity plans and dependencies.
- Task Execution: Create and track exercise events and respond to crisis events with relevant continuity tasks.
- 360° Relationship Data: View upstream and downstream dependencies for a comprehensive understanding of asset relationships, configurable by BCM administrators.
Key Outcomes
Utilizing the List view aids in:
- Assessing impacts of disruptions on business services and applications.
- Creating and managing business continuity plans effectively.
- Simulating crisis scenarios through planned exercises.
- Implementing continuity plans during actual crisis events.
For further insights on specific tasks, users can refer to dedicated sections on business impact analysis, business continuity planning, exercises, and crisis management. Administrators can also configure the 360° views to visualize relationships between different BCM records effectively.
The List view in the BCM Configurable Workspace displays BIA, planning, exercise, and crisis event records along with their key metrics. You can filter records, create new ones, and open them to display the scope of all BCM functional components and their key metric information.
Use the List view to know the count and status of the business impact analysis, planning, exercise, and crisis event records. It provides a structured view to help you:
- Assess potential disruptions to business services or applications.
- Manage continuity plans and their dependencies.
- Create and track exercise events.
- Respond to crisis events with relevant continuity tasks.
A typical List view in the BCM Configurable Workspace is shown in the example.
The records from each group are listed according to their current state and the record details are configurable. You can create a record by selecting New. You can select the link of a record in the Name column and view its details.
- Assess the impact of a possible disruption on your business services, processes, and applications. For more information on performing a business impact analysis, see Business impact analysis.
- Create business continuity plans to mitigate the risk at the time of an event. For more information on managing your business continuity planning tasks, see Business continuity planning.
- Create an event to exercise the plan in a simulated crisis. For more information on exercising an event, see Exercises.
- Apply the plan in an actual crisis. For more information on managing a crisis event, see Crisis events.
For information on managing business continuity tasks in the BCM Configurable Workspace, see Managing BCM workflow tasks.
Monitoring 360° relationship data for a record
You can view 360° relationship data for BIAs, plans, exercises, and crisis events. This view shows upstream and downstream dependencies, helping you understand how assets relate to one another. Administrators configure these views using the 360° View Configurations menu.
The configurations for the 360° view are stored in . If you have the BCM administrator role, you can configure the relationships for the records in .
- For information on configuring 360° relationship registries and views, see Configure 360° relationship registries and views.
- For information on how to view 360º relationships of a business impact analysis, see Visualize 360° relationships for BIAs.
- For information on how to view 360º relationships of a business continuity plan, see Visualize 360° relationships for the BCP.
- For information on how to view 360º relationships of an exercise or crisis event, see View 360° relationships for exercises and crises.