Operational Resilience Body of Knowledge Series
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[OR] [BOK] [P2] What is the OR BoK Domain P2 BoK 6 to 10?

[OR] [Full Banner] Body of Knowledge SeriesNew call-to-actionThis guide contains the three (3) primary domains that govern the fifteen (15) body of knowledge needed for an Operational Resilience (OR) professional.

This section provides an overview of the OR BoK domains.

Preparation for Examination: Access to each OR Body of Knowledge starts with a review of one of the five individual stages within the three phases of the OR planning methodology. 

An example is determining what constitutes experience for the OR applicant to justify relevant experience for a particular BoK.  The detailed explanation in each stage will be reflected in the relevant approach.

For example, stage one of the five stages is "Identify Critical Business Services," which corresponds to the "Implement" phase, or the second phase, of the OR planning methodology.

Preparation for Certification Application: Example: The content of "Identify Critical Business Services" must align with the applicants' actual experience when supporting their OR certification application.

Implement Phase

Azizah Nurdin
Operational Resilience Certified Planner-Specialist-Expert

[OR] [Full Banner] Body of Knowledge Series

Operational Resilience Body of Knowledge

New call-to-actionThe Operational Resilience Body of Knowledge (OR BoK) is an all-inclusive term that encompasses the body of knowledge within the Operational Resilience (OR) profession.

  • Aim to identify and describe the profession's most generally accepted core knowledge.
  • Serve as a condensed representation of the OR BoK for BCM Institute for applicants submitting their OR or ORA certification application.

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You, as a Participant Sitting for the Exam or Applying for Your OR Certification

This section provides an overview of the three (3) OR BoK domains and fifteen (15) OR BoK. Access to each OR Body of Knowledge starts with a review of one of the five individual stages within the three phases of the OR planning methodology. 

An example is determining what constitutes experience for the OR applicant to justify his or her relevant experience for a particular BoK.  The detailed explanation in each stage will be reflected in the relevant approach.

For example, stage one of the five stages is "Identify Critical Business Services," which corresponds to the "Implement" phase, or the second phase, of the OR planning methodology.

When justifying their OR certification application, applicants must ensure the "Identify Critical Business Services" content matches their actual experience.

 

Operational Resilience (OR) Body of Knowledge (BoK) Domain
[P1] Plan Phase [P2] Implement Phase [P3] Sustain Phase
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Operational Resilience (OR) Body of Knowledge (BoK) Domain P2
OR BoK Domain P2 Consisting of BoK 1 to 5
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OR BoK 6 to 10
[OR] [BOK] [6] [P2] [S1] Identify Critical Business Services [OR] [BOK] [7] [P2] [S2] Map Processes and Resources [OR] [BOK] [8] [P2] [S3] Set Impact Tolerance [OR] [BOK] [9] [P2] [S4] Conduct Scenario Testing [OR] [BOK] [10] [P2] [S5] Improve Lesson Learnt
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