Disasters like floods, earthquakes, fires, or cyber attacks rarely arrive announced. Is your company adequately prepared for such events? A business continuity plan provides a rundown of the procedures a company must follow in the face of an emergency to continue business operations during and after a disaster. By brex.com.
Business continuity is a company’s ability to maintain its operations and critical business functions during and after a disruption. The business continuity plan (BC or BCP) provides instructions to an organization on how to proceed after a disruptive event. It includes a list of procedures to follow, covering human resources, business processes, protection of assets, and more.
The article further reads about:
- What is business continuity?
- Who needs business continuity planning?
- The business continuity plan outline
- Five general steps to create a BC plan
Once you have a snapshot, develop a plan. Think of creating a plan of loose guidelines instead of a strict code of regulations so personnel can follow an outline yet still adapt to the type of business disruption. Good read!
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