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Business Continuity - Not Just for Big Fish

Roger Whitehead By: Roger Whitehead, Director, Office Futures
Published: 9th January 2007
Copyright Office Futures © 2007

Office Memo 25: Business Continuity — Not Just for Big Fish

8 January 2007
Smaller companies are less likely than large organizations to have robust procedures in place to deal with unexpected events. In a survey of 1,000 businesses for Bank of Scotland, nearly half had no agreed plan for how to react to and deal with events such as fires, floods, terrorist acts or natural disasters.

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