As violent storms continue to threaten the country, businesses are facing interruptions to their operations, which impacts their profitability.
To reduce downtime, disaster planning is essential and business continuity planning is critical. Software provider Applied Systems, Inc. offers these recommendations to reduce loss and mitigate risk associated with catastrophic events.
1. Analyze possible threats to your business – i.e., fire, tornado, hurricane, earthquake, server crash, data breach, theft.
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