A Business Impact Analysis (BIA) identifies and prioritizes critical business functions that are essential to the survival and continuity of operations. The results of the BIA help guide recovery strategies, resource allocation, and business continuity planning.
A (Budget) and B (Personnel allocation) are determined later, informed by the BIA.
C (Number of hot sites) is a strategic outcome but not the direct purpose of the BIA.
[References:, PSP Study Guide – Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery, POA Manual – Business Impact Analysis Principles]
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