Clearly, the answer is C) Plan Approval and Implementation. It's like the grand finale of the whole process. Plus, imagine the look on the CEO's face when you present the plan. Priceless.
I'm going with B) Business Continuity Plan Development. That's where the real magic happens, if you ask me. Who needs approval when you can just keep the business running?
D) Scope and Plan Initiation seems like the obvious choice here. You gotta lay the groundwork before you can start signing off on anything, am I right?
C) Plan Approval and Implementation sounds about right. I mean, what's the point of all that planning if you don't get the big bosses to give it their stamp of approval?
A) Business Impact Assessment and B) Business Continuity Plan Development are important phases, but without C) Plan Approval and Implementation, the plan may not be fully implemented.
I'm pretty sure it's C) Plan Approval and Implementation. Gotta get that senior management sign-off, you know? Wouldn't want the whole plan to go up in smoke without their blessing.
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