eFront ERM BCP vs Noggin Business Continuity Software

eFront ERM BCP helps organizations prepare continuity plans and coordinate responses to business interruptions. Its Business Impact Analysis tools assess potential financial, legal, reputational, and human consequences, then calculate Maximum Allowable Downtime. Teams can identify the human, IT, and logistical resources needed for recovery and model degraded operations and a return to normal. During a crisis, users can activate response plans, manage degraded operations, coordinate recovery, and track decisions and events in real time. A unified repository holds continuity plans, entities, contacts, suppliers, and services. Dashboards group activities by supplier, service, and criticality, and monitor key performance indicators. Teams share procedures, actions, and simulations in a workspace. For ICT continuity, the product supports documenting critical activities, crisis scenarios, and measures, and regularly testing plans for DORA Article 11 alignment. eFront ERM is modular, so organizations can activate modules as needed. eFront ERM Ready is described as a preconfigured solution deployable in a few weeks. Pricing is available on request through the product page’s contact form.

Noggin Business Continuity Software helps organizations prepare for disruption, evaluate readiness and improve operational efficiency. Its business impact analysis tools walk users through the analysis process, while dependency maps show how business activities rely on assets and vendors. Teams can develop recovery strategies and response plans, maintain digitized continuity plans, manage exercises and disruption response, and track RTO/RPO. Custom reports can combine charts, recommendations and automated approvals, with export to PDF or Word. The cloud service is available across desktop, tablet and mobile; optional Apple and Android apps and offline forms are also listed. Integrations include Microsoft 365, Dataminr Pulse, SAP HR, Workday, ServiceNow, Twilio and PagerDuty. Noggin states that its AWS-powered platform provides 99.9% availability as standard, is certified under ISO 27001 and offers an IRAP Protected hosting option. It also says it complies with GDPR and privacy legislation, with data sovereignty options in the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the European Union and the United Kingdom. Pricing is on request.