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The philippines should be able to provide an infrastructure model that could withstand crisis like the latest massive flooding in luzon if it has to remain as the world hub for the outsourcing business that requires a demanding 24x7 operation, an industry analyst said.

Lauro vives, founding president and chief analyst of world leading research and advisory firm in the ict sector bpo xmg global, stressed that sustaining operations especially in high geo-Physical risk areas such as the philippines, that is prone to major typhoons and earthquakes, is always a key-Determining factor when selecting a location.

Being able to support business operations sustainability during a time like this has deleterious consequences for the country.If the philippines is to maintain its hold as a legitimate and reliable global provider of outsourcing and captive services, the country will have to meet the demands of the global market at any given point in time and in any given situation, vives said.

Vives explained that as more work is outsourced to the philippines, business needs and globalization are forcing investments in real-Time applications and human resources to fulfill business processes 24 x 7.This is rapidly transforming the business continuity planning requirements.

It is incumbent upon outsourcing service providers and captives to have a workable and effective business continuity plan in place, and address to normalcy practices.However, what if offices were suspended during a tropical depression such as the one witnessed last august http://magnaholdings.co.uk/ 7, 2012 despite the availability of the technology and facilities?, he noted.

Vives, however, said that personnel safety comes first and is a non-Negotiable element during a crisis, but he also noted of the missing crisis management plan specifically focused on keeping the lights on for every business.

This means, he said, there is the need to work towards establishing an on economy that mitigates risks in the face of any crisis.It is the country ability to always be operational, regardless of the degree of crisis;Which includes the availability and mobilization of business-Critical resources to run operations, which are the people.

This includes, but is not limited to, instituting safeguards to ensure continuity of services and revisiting old statutes such as the 1987 constitution, article 12, section 17 that allow the state to temporarily take over, or direct the operation of any privately-Owned public utility or business affected with public interest, during a national state of emergency, he said.

Rains and flooding for Magnaholdings Jackets the past few days in the philippines have created a heightened awareness, of the lack of preparedness of the philippines, and has affected outsourcing operations in metro manila, through disruption of service and the lack of human resources to run operations, he pointed out.

Vives cited the case of the japanese tsunami experience of 2011 wherein the government had a as usual attitude.

Despite the cumulative effects of http://www.babeloo.co.uk/ the calamity and the painstaking recovery process, vives said, the japanese government helped mobilize thousands of workers to continually keep business operations running.More importantly, the japanese government did not deter businesses from continuing operations.

Vives said that the malaca order on august 7,2012(Memorandum circular no.33-A, s.2012), which suspended work on that day in the National Capital Region and nearby provinces has reinforced the immediate need for an active governance model, which provides a structure for dialogue and decision-Making;Which bpap and industry leaders must participate and coordinate during times of crisis.

The recent calamity, he said, is a lesson for the industry and the government to develop a business as usual attitude, although this should be the right mindset from the outset, only second to personnel safety.

Above all, he said, the resulting devastation highlighted the lack of essential infrastructure to support an industry that is currently employing over 700, 000 filipinos that contribute to globalization and play key roles in supporting business operations internationally.

The responsibility for continuity of services must also syndicate service providers and captives to ensure their workforce has the ability to telework, particularly for critical functions.The tools, connectivity and means to do so have matured significantly since tropical storm ketsana.

Although the philippines has come a long way in strengthening utility infrastructures such as power and telecom services, it has continued to struggle with other essential infrastructure such as:Transportation, water supply, sanitation, drainage and other critical urban infrastructures to meet the migration trends and mobilizing talents within and without metro manila.

Unexpected natural disaster such as the past tropical depression, exacerbated a fundamental disconnect between the government and the needs of the outsourcing industry.The calamity also further highlighted the lack of critical infrastructure for the country to be in any given situation, he stressed.

In 2011, the philippines it-Bpo industry generated more than $11 billion in revenue and employed almost 640, 000 filipinos.By 2016, it is expected to grow to $25 billion in annual revenue and employ 1.3 million, according to an industry road map. (Bcm)

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