ISO/TS 22317 Introduction

ISO/TS 22317 Introduction develops practical capability to understand business impact analysis purpose, governance, impact criteria, recovery priorities, dependencies, and documented outputs. The learning path begins with bia purpose, governance, scope, roles, and information requirements and advances through products, services, processes, activities, dependencies, and resource mapping, connecting requirements and methods with accountable roles, reviewable evidence, and measurable decisions.

Applied work is anchored to a business continuity team preparing its first consistent BIA across services, processes, technology, people, facilities, and suppliers. Learners then address impact categories, time horizons, mtpd, rto, rpo, and prioritization and bia reporting, approval, strategy inputs, maintenance, and improvement, producing BIA scope and governance worksheet, process and dependency inventory, impact and recovery-priority register, and BIA report and maintenance plan.

The completed learning path enables participants to perform structured analysis, validate exceptions, communicate decisions, and maintain an improvement record with named owners.

What You Will Learn

• Use BIA purpose and ISO 22317 guidance to strengthen consistent continuity analysis across daily operations.
• Review scope, roles, and information requirements against clear evidence requirements for controlled BIA preparation.
• Map responsibilities for products, services, processes, and activities and confirm ownership of complete dependency mapping.
• Communicate findings about impact categories and time horizons with recommendations for comparable disruption analysis.
• Apply MTPD, RTO, and RPO concepts to produce reliable evidence for defensible recovery priorities.
• Compare people, technology, facilities, and suppliers when selecting proportionate actions for realistic resource needs.
• Translate BIA findings and strategy inputs into practical controls supporting clear continuity decisions.
• Prioritize improvements in approval, maintenance, and review triggers using evidence from current BIA evidence.

SkillDynamo Training Approach

The learning experience uses practical demonstrations, work products, scenario challenges, review criteria, troubleshooting guidance, and a final action plan. Activities are tailored to ISO/TS 22317 Introduction and its operational context.