When disaster strikes, a well-crafted business continuity plan can mean the difference between seamless recovery and ...

A discussion of emergency preparedness and business continuity planning for private employers, including the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSH Act), general industry standards, effective ...

Business Continuity is the term used for the process of keeping critical functions operational during an emergency and/or restoring them quickly after an emergency to minimize disruption to teaching, ...

These steps should help business owners move through the process of creating a continuity plan: For businesses with more than one owner, continuity planning can be achieved by creating a buy-sell ...

UBS AG actively engages with industry bodies to develop and enhance resiliency within the financial sector and partners closely with regulatory bodies to advance Business Continuity planning in all ...

Sacramento State has a web-based Business Continuity Planning (BCP) system, created solely for this purpose, Sac State Ready. The Business Continuity Planner is a database which creates a centralized ...

At least three structures should be developed: a family council to discuss family issues, a functioning board of directors to deal with ownership and policy issues and a succession task force to ...

There are a range of resources available to support business develop business continuity plans, such as Ready Scotland where a 10 minute plan template is available. Businesses seeking Covid-19 related ...

Accordingly, the first and most critical step is setting a goal to implement both a business continuity plan and a business succession plan. The sooner, the better. We have all learned a valuable ...

When we talk about business continuity, what usually comes to mind is disaster recovery, backup processes and resilience planning. These elements are critical, but there’s one aspect that’s ...

On call 24/7, the Business Resilience & Continuity Team co-ordinates the BBC's response to emergencies across the country in order to keep the BBC's key services to the public on air and on-line.