Business Continuity Training Course/ Disaster Recovery Training Workshop
Consultancy Training - Australia  Training - Asia Training Online Video Online Video More Info Disaster Recovery Audit  About Us Contact Us Home	Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra, Adelaide, Australia; Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, China; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Singapore; Brunei. Previous BCP/DRP Workshop participants include many prestigious corporations and government agencies throughout the region including Australia, China, Malaysia and Brunei. Air Niugini Allianz Insurance, Australia Asteron, Australia Australian Taxation Office ABB Xiamen Switchgear Co. Ltd, China ACT Health Albury City Council Anglicare Victoria Assa Abloy Australia Aviva Investors Baiduri Bank Berhad, Brunei Darussalam Bank Negara Malaysia BNP Paribas Group, Australia Bernama, Malaysia Brunei Economic Development Board Brunei Investment Agency China International Capital Corp Limited City of Greater Geelong Clorox Australia Colorado Group Limited Australia Country Energy, Australia Cummins China John Danks & Sons Australia Deakin University, Australia Degussa China Dept. Communities, QLD Dept. of Defence, Australia Dept. of Finance, Australia Dept. of Health, NSW Dept. Employment & Training, QLD Dept. Education & Training, NSW Dept. Imigration & Citizenship, AU Dept. Industry, Tourism & Resources, AU Dept. Infra're, Energy & Resources, TAS Dept. Primary Industries & Fisheries, QLD Dept. Public Works, QLD DST Communications Sdn Bhd, Brunei DTZ Australia Energy Australia ERG Transit Systems Australia Ergon Energy Australia FELDA, Malaysia Flextronics China Fujitsu Australia GITN Sdn Berhad, Malaysia Goldman Sachs JBWere, Australia Hagemeyer Australia Hansen Technologies Australia Hendrickson Asia Pacific Hi China Hewlett-Packard China Holroyd City Council, Sydney Hostworks Limited, Adelaide, Australia HSBC Bank Australia Limited IBM China Insurans Islam TAIB Sdn Berhad, Brunei Integral Energy, Australia Interflora IOOF Funds Management Australia Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan, Malaysia Krupp Stainless China K&S Group Australia Lease Underwriting Limited Australia Life Without Barriers, Australia Majlis Perbandaran Tawau, Malaysia Malayan Banking Berhad, Malaysia Malaysian Institute for Nuclear Technology Man Financial Australia MARDI, Malaysia Maybank, Negara Brunei Darussalam Maroochy Shire Council Members Equity Bank Mercer Human Resource Consulting Australia Melbourne IT Momentum Energy, Australia MOSTI, Malaysia Motorola China Myer Family Office Limited Australia National Parts Australia Nestle Australia Novo Nordisc China Nutrimetics, Sydney, Australia Oakton Limited, Sydney, Australia Perkins Shipping, Darwin, Australia Perpustakaan Negara Malaysia P&O Nedlloyd, Shenzen, China Penfold Buscombe Australia Pfizer China Pharma Novartis China Prime Minister's Office, Malaysia PT. PLN [Persero], Jakarta, Indonesia Queensland Health Queensland Police Queensland University of Technology Reckitt Benckiser Ridley AgriProducts, Australia Roads and Traffic Authority, NSW Robert Bosch China Rowland Australia Royal Automobile Club of Victoria Royal Bank of Canada Siemens China Snowy Hydro Limited, Australia Sony Ericsson China Standard Chartered Bank, Brunei Darussalam Suzhou Logitech China St. Vincent de Paul Society Swift & Company Limited Australia Swinburne University Telekom Brunei Berhad The Salvation Army Toronto Dominion Bank Trust Company of Australia Tourism Commission, SA TXU University of Southern Queensland Victoria Police Victoria Teachers Credit Union Victorian Commission Gambling Regulation Wesley Mission Yahoo China Yarra Valley Water

Seamus is one of the foremost exponents of BCM and has managed many major projects in both government and corporate enterprises. An MBA graduate of the University of Sydney, he is a highly experienced management consultant having had many years planning, organising the resources, monitoring and reviewing progress on BCM and other projects.

Seamus has been continuously active in BCM for over ten years. This work has involved the following:

• The establishment of the organisation's level of need for BCM;
• The formulation of appropriate and cost effective BCP solutions;
• The development, implementation and testing of operational BCPs;
• Audit of BCPs / DRPs; and
• Providing clients with assistance in the lead up to, and during audit by external parties.

This involvement has included:

• Personally carrying out the hands-on work on behalf of clients; and
• A managing role providing management and support to Disaster Recovery practitioners who were carrying out the detail work.

Seamus has a wealth of experience with, and a broad appreciation of, complex organisations having carried out extensive management consultancy with large corporations and with agencies of every level of government. Seamus has provided BCM consultancy to finance sector organisations including Bluestone, Lifeplan Financial Group, Rabobank, IMB Banking and Finance, Trust Company of Australia and Ministry of Finance (TAP) Brunei Darussalam. Seamus has also provided BCM consultancy to clients as diverse as Reader's Digest, Institute of Chartered Accountants, Flight Centre, Mercedes-Benz and Woolworths. He has provided many training and education courses and acts as speaker and chairman at conferences in Australia, China, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei.

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• Business Continuity Managers
• Disaster Recovery Managers
• Project Managers
• Business Analysts
• Risk Managers
• Consultants
• Information Technology Managers
• Compliance Managers
• Information Technology Infrastructure Managers
• Systems Analysts
• Security Managers
• Auditors
• Information Technology Strategic Planners
• CIOs
• BCP/DRP Teams

"Intense,  but I got a lot out of it" ... Tom Smith, IT Infrastructure Manager, Anglicare Victoria

"Brought together all the different parts of BCP and delivered it in a concise and condensed package" ... Francis TanKiang, IT Manager, ACT Health

Endorsed by the Australian Computer Society

The ACS (Australian Computer Society) is the recognised professional association for those working in Information and Communications Technology, seeking to raise the standing of ICT professionals and represent their views to government, industry and the community. A member of the Australian Council of Professions, the ACS is the guardian of professional ethics and standards in the ICT sector, committed to ensuring the beneficial use of ICT for all Australians. It provides both members and non-members with opportunities for professional education, networking and certification, as well as enabling them to contribute to the development of their profession. Visit www.acs.org.au for more.

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