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Business Continuity in Case of EmergenciesEighty per cent of small businesses affected by major incidents close within 18 months. Ninety per cent of businesses that lose data from disasters shut within two years. Business continuity plans help your business safeguard against the problems caused by major incidents. What is a business continuity plan? Businesses continuity plans are generic preparations designed to help organisations respond to and recover from disruptions, whatever their source and whatever aspect of the business they affect. They tend not to focus on preparing for specific emergencies such as a flu pandemic or terrorist attack. For further information on assistance the Council can give in an emergency, please see the Emergency Planning page. For information on preparing a business continuity plan, please visit the Government's Preparing for Emergencies website. |
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