Planning the BIA can involve: assigning the resources it needs, including competent people to run it and take part; grouping products and services that share characteristics, by type, geography or line of business; mapping the organization's structure and finding the teams or people able to describe the products and services, the activities and the resources; telling every participant what is expected of them; drawing up the plan, with activities to win top management's agreement to the approach (5.3), to meet top management and settle product and service priorities (5.4), to choose how information will be collected (Annex B), to set up a template or tool for recording it (5.5), to collect it from activity owners (5.5 and 5.6), to analyse and consolidate it (5.7) and to have top management approve the results (5.8); and getting the planned process approved.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.