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Today's businesses face many potential interruptions: critical equipment failures, computer network failure, pandemic flu, building closure (due to weather or other natural or manmade event), hazardous material releases, etc. The first step in developing a business continuity plan is to assess a company's vulnerabilities, risks and assess the impacts to critical processes/functions. This step is called a Business Impact Analysis. Once you understand the business risks and impacts, you can then begin to develop a continuity plan for those processes. These plans focus on the truly important processes/functions.
Emergency Response; Crisis Management; Business Continuity
Do you have the proper plans in place to keep your business on course?
    
A business' guide to preparing for crisis events
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