DRI International BCP Practice Test

Obtaining support and funding is essential for a successful business continuity program because it ensures that the necessary resources—both financial and human—are available to develop, implement, and maintain the program effectively. A business continuity program requires investments in planning, training, exercises, and the development of recovery strategies that may involve technology upgrades, personnel training, and facilities improvements. Without adequate support and funding from leadership and stakeholders, it is challenging to establish a comprehensive program that can adequately address potential risks and ensure organizational resilience in the face of disruptions.

In contrast, focusing solely on IT solutions does not encompass the holistic approach needed for business continuity, as it also involves other aspects such as personnel and processes. While reducing employee turnover and maximizing profits are important business objectives, they are not directly related to the continuous operation of the business during disruptions, which is the primary goal of a business continuity program.