When it comes to business interruptions, being proactive is very important for recovery. Here are three things to consider to slow the effects of a business interruption.
Unforeseen disasters have been called “the great equalizers.” Extended disruptions and delays can put your business resiliency at serious risk. For all types of businesses, there is a common thread: those who plan and anticipate different ways of doing things will be in a better position to recover.
To mitigate business interruption, key areas to consider include:
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Remote workforce: Situations may demand that employees work remotely, depending on the nature of the crisis.
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Supply chain commitments: Supply chain resources and contingent recovery methods can help in areas of vulnerability.
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Building and occupant protection: Various perils will have differing demands, but preserving your people and property is a focal point to a sustainable business continuity plan.
Use our guide below to prepare your business so it can thrive for years to come.
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Your safety and well-being are our primary concern. These suggestions are general in nature, so please ensure that any activities you contemplate comply with all federal, state, and local COVID-19 orders impacting your facilities or operations as well as CDC guidelines for social distancing, hygiene, and other recommended best practices.
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