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    Home»News»Rack Centre achieves Business Continuity Management Certification, ISO 22301:2012
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    Rack Centre achieves Business Continuity Management Certification, ISO 22301:2012

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    Rack Centre has been awarded Business Continuity Management Certification ISO 22301:2012, joining an elite number of Data Centre in the world to attain such a feat.

    In a statement issued by the Data Centre company in Lagos, it achieved the certification after an exhaustive evaluation of its operations by the British Standard Institute (BSI). The certification is an attestation that Rack Centre has evolved a robust and holistic system for business continuity management.

    According to Theuns Kotzé, Managing Director BSI Middle East and Africa, by achieving ISO 22301:2012 Certification for Business Continuity Management, Rack Centre has demonstrated its commitment to improve information resilience and minimize the operational impact of disruptive incidents, adding that in today’s volatile world, understanding what it takes to ensure the survival and prosperity of an organisation can be more challenging than ever.

    “On behalf of BSI, I would like to congratulate Rack Centre for achieving ISO 22301:2012 certification and for your ongoing commitment to continual improvement,” he announced.

    Delighted in securing such a coveted certification Ayotunde Coker, Managing Director, Rack Centre, said this is a key milestone for Rack Centre and underpins our commitment to excellence and business continuity.

    The ISO 22301:2012 is designed to protect a business from threats to business continuity and proactively put plans in place ahead of time to prevent such threats impacting on the smooth running of that business or to keep the business running during crises and improve recovery time.

    To obtain the certification, Rack Centre partnered with Deloitte, the internationally recognised professional services firm which provided consulting, implementation and certification services. Deloitte in its congratulation, said “we understand that this marks a turning point in Rack Centre’s journey in maintaining the competitive edge and customer’s delight. It had been a tremendous learning experience for us all and it is heartwarming to see all the hard work resulting in this success.”

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