The importance of Training, Exercising and Testing in Business Continuity Planning

by S.A. Chapman

For Security Consultants to attain a concise concept of the importance of Training, Exercising and Testing in Business Continuity Planning (BCP), an evaluation was required to determine the importance of those components.

A brief narrative of the history and concepts related to BCP was provided for the sake of clarity on the subject matter.

Data was collected from various mediums concerning the importance of Training, Exercising and Testing in relation to BCP.

It was concluded that Training, Exercising and Testing in BCP is indeed important, and in many circumstances both a requirement and obligation upon organisations due to their inherent importance.

10 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 19, 2017

About the author

S.A. Chapman is the mastermind behind Epics of Existentia and the architect of the Strategic Procrastination and Stealthwork Model (SPASM)—a revolutionary framework that redefines productivity, workplace survival, and the fine art of looking busy while doing as little as possible. As both a world-builder and a workplace strategist, Chapman’s works seamlessly blend deep, immersive storytelling with biting corporate satire and philosophical deconstruction.

With books like The Hand That Cut the Stone, Acts of the Sojourner, and Acts of the Twin: Master and Ward, Chapman explores the vast realms of Existentia, where the clash of order and chaos mirrors the very real power struggles of the modern professional landscape. Meanwhile, SPASM exposes the hidden mechanics of career survival, providing readers with a tactical playbook for navigating corporate absurdities with cunning, strategy, and well-timed coffee breaks.

A lifelong student of mythology, history, and human behavior, Chapman crafts intricate narratives—whether through epic fantasy or satirical workplace philosophy—that challenge perceptions and redefine what it means to thrive in structured chaos. When not writing, he dissects corporate inefficiencies, workplace deception tactics, and the ways in which perception often outweighs competence in professional environments.

For those who seek grand adventures, intricate plots, and the ultimate guide to gaming both fictional worlds and the real world of work, S.A. Chapman delivers a journey unlike any other.