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Fujitsu gains Japanese first in Business Continuity Management
05 Sep 2008
Topics: Business continuity, BS 25999, Japan
Fujitsu Limited and Fujitsu FSAS Inc have been awarded certification to the Business Continuity Management (BCM) standard BS 25999, becoming the first organizations in Japan to do so.
Engineering industry first in Japan
20 Mar 2008
Topics: Information security, ISO/IEC 27001, Japan
Japan's leading engineering and construction firm, Chiyoda Corporation, has been certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2005 Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) by BSI Management Systems Japan. This is the first company in Japan's engineering industry to acquire companywide certification.
14 Jan 2008
Topics: Information security, ISO/IEC 27001, Japan
BSI Management Systems Japan issued its one-thousandth Information Security Management System (ISMS) certificate in December 2007.
14 Nov 2007
Topics: Business continuity, BS 25999, Japan
With this month's launch of BS 25999-2, Business Standards talks to Fujitsu Group to learn what Business Continuity Management means to the Japanese IT services giant, and why it is so keen to work with the new British Standard.
23 Jul 2007
Topics: Environment, ISO 14001, Japan
The design of the new Keymed Ltd building goes above and beyond all expectation.
24 Apr 2007
Topics: Information security, ISO/IEC 27001, Japan
Do you know who has access to your company's most important asset? Do you even know what that asset is? John Coutts investigates the growing importance of information security.
In Brief
28 Jan 2008
Topics: Business continuity, BS 25999, Japan, USA, Americas
BSI Management Systems held three global Business Continuity launch events in London, New York and Tokyo on October 30. The events showcased BS 25999, the Business Continuity Management (BCM) standard and BSI's related training and certification services. And with 500 delegates in the UK, 190 in Japan and 140 in the US, it was an unqualified success.
Question: Does business really need an integrated management systems standard?
Integrate or disintegrate - which would you choose? Some ten years ago the environmental standard, ISO 14001, was born and there are now over 100,000 organizations registered to it worldwide.
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