What is ISO 22301 and Why It Matters
A practitioner’s orientation to ISO 22301 — its origins as the international BCMS standard, how it replaced BS 25999, the relationship between business continuity management and organisational resilience, why disruption events have made BCMS a board-level priority, and the commercial and regulatory case for certification in the Indonesian market.
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The ISO 22301 Standard Structure
How ISO 22301:2019 is organised — its ten clauses and what each requires, the High Level Structure alignment with ISO 27001 and ISO 9001, and how the standard’s architecture shapes the implementation programme.
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Key Definitions and Core Concepts
The essential terminology of business continuity—RTO, RPO, MAO, MBCO, BIA, disruption, incident, and the definitions that determine how a BCMS is scoped, measured, and audited.
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The BCMS Lifecycle: Plan-Do-Check-Act
How the PDCA cycle structures the BCMS—planning the business continuity programme, implementing business continuity capability, monitoring and measuring performance, and continually improving the system—with the key artifacts and activities at each stage.
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ISO 22301 and the Resilience Ecosystem
How ISO 22301 relates to ISO 27031, ISO 31000, ISO 27001, ISO 22361, and the BCI Good Practice Guidelines—and how to position the BCMS within a coherent organisational resilience framework.
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Who Needs ISO 22301 and When
The regulatory drivers, commercial requirements, and operational risk factors that make ISO 22301 relevant—and the business case analysis for certification in the Indonesian market.
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