This guide walks through features to consider in a continuity planning software solution that help simplify, streamline, and improve efficiency in your continuity planning efforts.
COVID-19 has higher ed institutions evaluating and iterating their continuity plans and programs. While COVID-19 is the most universal adverse event we’ve experienced in quite a while, there are a plethora of adverse events to prepare for. As part of this evaluation and iteration, institutions are considering a continuity planning software solution.
Understanding that a continuity planning software solution would be helpful is just the beginning. Knowing what to evaluate for and assessing how helpful specific solutions would be can be a challenge. This guide walks through features to consider in a continuity planning software solution that help simplify, streamline, and improve efficiency in your continuity planning efforts. Use this guide, and share across your campus, as you research and evaluate a continuity planning software solution for your institution.
California State University, Sacramento (Sacramento State) sought to improve its outdated business continuity plans (BCPs) with a more accessible, flexible, and customizable solution. By choosing Kuali Ready, the university was able to create plans specific to its 53 academic programs, while involving stakeholders and ensuring ease of use. With Kuali's support, Sacramento State now has BCPs that address critical challenges like potential flooding and wildfires, and the university continues to refine the plans with the evolving capabilities of the platform.
Clemson University implemented Kuali Ready to advance its business continuity planning. By adopting Kuali Ready, Clemson streamlined its approach to ensuring organizational resilience and preparedness, significantly enhancing their ability to manage continuity.
