A Brief Guide to Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (Udemy.com)

Good info for the brief guide. However quality is poor. there are several spots where edits are needed as you stuttered through the script. Also, slide quality is poor, and usually follows script word for word. visual aides are supposed to support the content, not just replicate it.

This Course explains how BCP and DRP can be documented and what is involved in creating and updating those documents and criticalities Involved. I liked the examples and explanation.

thanks for the opportunity to respond on the course, it was interesting and learned the important of having a BCP in the company in order to avoid disasters or risk that can harm the companies.

Yes, even i already knew most of what i've seen already, it is very important information specially for people who does not identifies as Tech people and works with systems everyday

From a bank board perspective, the document is comprehensive, but it does not fully speak to a financial services audience. A stronger focus on banking and risk management would have strengthened it.

Yes its a good lesson in this industry where they are potential risks and harzards it is always important to know mitigatory factors and have a bussiness continuity model in place.

The course is very informative and breaks down the concepts with very relatable examples. I came out with clearer understanding of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery.

I have learnt that a business Continuity Plan outlines how a company will maintain critical functions and recover quickly when unexpected events interrupt normal operations

The tutor voice is not loud. The tutor is not pronuncing his words one by one so the we in Nigeria can follow easily. The vedio lecture has annoying of stopping midway in the lecture.

Very insightful and refreshing, it reminds me of the just concluded DR failover we just concluded as business the importance of Business continue and how to plan ahead to avid end point failures.

Great foundation for creating and executing continuity and recovery plans within an organization.

It was an interesting course I got some ideas about risk threats incidents.