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GalinKa [24]
1 year ago
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You work at the headquarters of an enterprise known for unethical practices. the company has many remote sites, but most functio

ns are performed at one location. your enterprise recently hired a third-party vendor known for high-accuracy business impact analyses. the bia performed by the vendor has since proved wrong, as an incident impacted the business significantly more than forecast. you are assigned to conduct a study on the bia's misconception and submit a report.
required:
what should you investigate as the possible reason for the bia's inaccuracy?
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1 answer:
Degger [83]1 year ago
6 0

As an investigator, i will investigate the possible reason for the business impact analysis inaccuracy because the vendor was unaware of the organization's unethical practices.

<h3>What is a business impact analysis?</h3>

This is an analysis that helps to predicts the effect of a disruption of a business process and helps to develop recovery strategies against such effect.

As the headquarters is known for unethical practices, then, such practices will likely be apparent in the remote site.

Therefore, the Option D is correct.

Missing options <em>"a. The vendor used the incorrect method to conduct their analysis. b. The vendor overlooked the organization's remote sites.  c. The vendor was unaware of some of the organization's business concepts. d. The vendor was unaware of the organization's unethical practices."</em>

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