Notice of the ISACA Tokyo Chapter Monthly Meeting in February 2012
(The monthly meetings are conducted in Japanese only.)
| We would appreciate your
understanding and cooperation in eliminating the distribution of paper
documents. In monthly meetings, paper documents have been distributed to participants upto 2010. However, starting from 2011 we would like to eliminate the distribution of paper documents for the meeting. The reason is because from the viewpoint of environmental protection in recent years and by considering the current situation of roughly 300 sheets thrown away because there are only 60% (in average) from the total applicants participating for the meeting. We would appreciate your understanding in eliminating the distribution of paper documents. Thank you for your time and thank you for your cooperation. |
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| Important notice: In order to ensure earning credits in a fair basis, we will close the sign-up area of a monthly meeting venue at 7PM. Those who wish to earn credits are kindly requested to sign a sheet before 7PM. Thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation. Please note that attendees who arrive at the meeting venue after 7PM may participate in the meeting without earning credits. |
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| Attention | Please print two copies of your
application form. Please bring one
copy with you to submit at the registration desk on the meeting date. Another copy should be kept as an evidence of your CPE. |
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| Time | Wednesday, February 15, 18:30 - 20:30 | ||||||||
| Theme |
Business Continuity Management System after the Tohoku Earthquake - Organizational Development and Leadership - |
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| Speaker |
Masamichi Shinohara Manager, Senior Consultant, MOE, MBCI Research & Development Dept. InterRisk Research Institute and Consulting Inc, Managing Director, The Business Continuity Institute Japan Managing Director, BCMS User Group Vice Managing Director, BCAO Director, Crisis & Risk Management Society of Japan |
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| Outline of Presentation |
How the Tohoku Region Pacific Coast Earthquake has influenced BCM in Japan will
be explained with some case studies. In addition, recent trends in international standardization will be presented and future project continuity will be proposed. |
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| Short Bio |
He established BCM and a consultation project for new strains of flu virus in
the earliest period. After being a chair of London office of InterRisk Research Institute & Consulting , Inc., he has been a chair or a member of councils for MCMS, information security, and infection control measures of Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Cabinet Office, Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, JIPDEC and so on. He is now a representative of BCM Japan branch which is an international BCM institute. He has been a BCM pioneer. |
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| Documents | no handouts | ||||||||
| Place |
Japan Education Center (Nihon Kyoiku Kaiakn) 3F 2-6-2 Hitotsubashi Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 〒105-0011 http://www.jec.or.jp/koutuu/ |
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| Transportation |
Hanzo-mon Line -- Jimbocho Station -- Approximately 3 minute walk Mita Line -- Jimbocho Station -- Approximately 5 minute walk Tozai-Line -- Takebashi Station -- Approximately 5 minute walk Tozai-Line -- Kudanshita Station -- Approximately 7 minute walk JR Soubu-Line -- Suidoubashi Station -- Approximately 15 minute walk |
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| Cost |
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| Application | Please send application by using this format | ||||||||
| Confirmation email for your registration will not be sent to you by the ISACA Tokyo Chapter. Please come to the meeting place directly on the 15th of February. | |||||||||
| Deadline |
Friday, February 10 PM 5:00 |
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| Registration may be closed before the deadline above when the number of registrants reaches facility capacity. | |||||||||
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