Core Values Core values are just that…. values that you hold at the core of everything you do. At KingsBridge, our fundamental core value is to keep BCP Simple and Straightforward. As a result, the feedback we get for SHIELD and BEAM is it looks “simple” and “straightforward”. We are ecstatic when we hear that, as […]
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One of the struggles we see on a regular basis is how to know if your Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is actually in good shape. When was the last time a specific section in your plan was updated? How often are your users logging in to review the content? And is there a summary of […]
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At KingsBridge we recognize that, while we use SHIELD every day and are very familiar with its layout, you have other competing priorities. When you do have a chance to log in, you might need a couple of minutes to refresh your memory as to where to find everything. Wouldn’t it be nice if there […]
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The Business Impact Analysis (BIA) phase of writing your business continuity plan can seem like a daunting task. With the varying needs of each business comes different requirements for the BIA. That’s why KingsBridgeBCP has done our research and asked you, our customers, what your needs are for completing a BIA. And now, recently released […]
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As covered in our last post, Records Management for BCP, one of the most challenging and yet critical elements of your business continuity plan (BCP) is records management. In this follow-up post, we’ll look at how KingsBridge SHIELD helps you with secure document storage that critical to your business’ recovery. Safe and Secure Document Storage […]
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At KingsBridge our primary focus is developing simple and straightforward business continuity software (our flagship tool SHIELD). However, we also believe strongly that to develop a useful tool, you need to be using it everyday, just like our customers do. To make this happen, we also do consulting – writing plans, exercising plans and performing […]
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KingsBridge BCP’s Shield software makes the daunting task of writing and housing your Business Continuity Plan (BCP) easy. With this simple and straightforward software, you can build and maintain your plan without the worries of version control, access, and plan navigation that are inherent with hard copies. Some benefits of using Shield for your BCP, namely […]
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KingsBridge Shield is your complete tool for creating Business Continuity Plans (BCP). While we pride ourselves on our K.I.S.S. principle, KingsBridge Is Simple and Straightforward, we also know the importance of getting the most value for your money. A few of our customers have asked us about the ‘real’ difference between Shield Silver and Shield […]
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At KingsBridge we make your business continuity planning easy by following our version of the K.I.S.S. principle – Keep It Simple and Straightforward. We simplify your plan writing and maintenance process through a feature called the Plan Markup table. Many Shield users leverage Plan Markup when they first set up Shield ‘out of the box’ […]
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Keeping your business continuity plan up-to-date with current information is critical to its success. At KingsBridge we recognize how important this is, which is why our Shield software helps you quickly import a CSV file of the latest information such as updated personnel, vendor lists etc. into the Data section of Shield. One question that […]
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