Before Disaster Strikes: Developing a Business Continuity Plan
Pick up a newspaper in any town around the country and you will likely read about some type of disaster happening within a business or community. Hurricanes, fires, earthquakes, tornadoes, floods, blizzards, employee misconduct, product recalls, accidents or a simple community misunderstanding - all can wreak havoc on a company. Developing a business continuity plan (BCP) is as important as developing a mission statement and a business plan; and your BCP might be the key to keeping your business going in the event of a disaster situation.
No company ever expects to have to deal with a crisis, but large or small, many eventually will encounter some kind of disaster. If your business is to survive in a disaster, having a business continuity plan will help the company be prepared.
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