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A "business continuity plan" is simply part of "business continuity planning." It is perhaps the primary product of the planning process, and a continuity plan has no meaning outside the context of continuity planning. My credentials: DRII certified planner, currently work as a continuity planner at a government agency. Stark 18:43, 23 April 2006 (UTC)
Should be as a separate chapter in "business continuity planning", as this implies to a formal document of some kind. (Software Engineer, Manufacturing systems)
Yes, merge and correct the text on Business Continuity Plan also. In a plan is not a process, rather the result of a process... /ML
I also support a merge, per the above comments. The merge itself would have to be done carefully, though, since the Business continuity planning article is already lengthy and inevitably overlaps with information in this one. *Vendetta* (whois talk edits) 11:12, 20 April 2007 (UTC)
Totally agree the two topics need merging!
I agree that there needs to be some consolidation between Business Continuity Planning and Business Continuity Plan.
The plan is a component (usually document output) from the planning process.
Graham Vingoe
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A "business continuity plan" is simply part of "business continuity planning." It is perhaps the primary product of the planning process, and a continuity plan has no meaning outside the context of continuity planning. My credentials: DRII certified planner, currently work as a continuity planner at a government agency. Stark 18:43, 23 April 2006 (UTC)
Should be as a separate chapter in "business continuity planning", as this implies to a formal document of some kind. (Software Engineer, Manufacturing systems)
Yes, merge and correct the text on Business Continuity Plan also. In a plan is not a process, rather the result of a process... /ML
I also support a merge, per the above comments. The merge itself would have to be done carefully, though, since the Business continuity planning article is already lengthy and inevitably overlaps with information in this one. *Vendetta* (whois talk edits) 11:12, 20 April 2007 (UTC)
Totally agree the two topics need merging!
I agree that there needs to be some consolidation between Business Continuity Planning and Business Continuity Plan.
The plan is a component (usually document output) from the planning process.
Graham Vingoe