Business Resiliency

Only Onspring delivers the adaptive, can-do, integrated GRC software that enables clients to create automations that unify their processes & data, providing an all-inclusive view of their entire organization.

Yes. Onspring GRC software supports integration with systems like Docusign, Microsoft 365, Google Drive, Slack and many more. Expand Onspring’s capabilities further by integrating it with other systems through the Onspring API.

Yes. You can implement the Onspring GRC software suite on your own once a designated administrator from your organization completes training. However, most customers choose to have Onspring implement for them, as that service is included when you purchase the GRC Suite with some licensing models.

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Onspring offers multiple types of training, which can be combined for an ongoing learning experience:

• Onspring Essentials: This immersive class for administrators teaches the fundamentals of configuration and best practices for end-user adoption.
• Bootcamps: These focused training classes for administrators dive deep into specific Onspring features to help you achieve your goals for data management, process automation, and reporting.
• Web Training: On-demand videos are available 24/7 so you can learn to use Onspring on your schedule. Topics include configuring apps, importing data, creating surveys, using formulas, automating processes, and more.
• Free Friday Training: The name says it all. It’s free and held on Fridays twice per month. These 30-minute remote learning sessions often highlight new features so you always know what’s available for use.

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Business resilience is built on organizational, operational, financial, cyber, reputational and supply chain resilience. Together, these elements help companies adapt to disruptions, maintain critical functions, protect data, preserve trust and recover quickly from unexpected events.

Operational resilience ensures critical business functions continue during disruptions through streamlined processes, integrated automation and proactive planning. Financial resilience allows companies to withstand economic challenges with prudent management, cost-control measures and emergency reserves.

Key strategies for business resilience include proactive risk assessment, comprehensive business continuity planning, investment in technology and automation, and diversification of products, services, and markets. These approaches help organizations adapt quickly to disruptions and maintain critical operations.

Fostering business resilience starts with creating a culture that values adaptability, empowers employees and encourages agile decision-making. Leadership development and talent training further strengthen the organization’s ability to respond effectively during crises.

Think of BCDR (Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery) as your emergency kit. It is a specific set of tactical plans to restore IT and operations immediately after a crisis to get back to normal.

Business Resilience is your immune system. It is a broader, holistic strategy that includes BCDR but extends to financial health, organizational culture and leadership. BCDR targets recovering from a specific disruptive event, like a fire or hack. Resilience focuses on adapting to any change, like a market crash or new competitor, so the business can evolve and thrive long-term.