Contingency Planning – More than Backup
Yesterday, my post talked about the need to back up your data on a regular basis. Having access to your information is a key starting point, but surviving a crisis requires more than just data recovery. Your disaster recovery plan should also include: Where you will operate if your office is damaged or destroyed. How you will finance equipment replacement. Do you have adequate insurance to replace office furniture, equipment, inventory and other assets? How you will cover business expenses. Continuity insurance provides additional insurance to cover expenses such as moving, or damages...
read moreEven Optimists are Prepared
I am an optimist. I believe things will work out. However, when it comes to my business I also know that things can go wrong, and planning is not being negative, it is being prepared. Accidents happen! But even minor mishaps can be major catastrophes for small business owners. Every year, thousands of companies are unprepared for the interruption caused by a minor fire, flood, and burglary or computer meltdown. Creating, and implementing a Business Continuity Plan as part of your overall business plan ensures your business survives any disaster! What should your plan contain?...
read more317.569.1396
 |
 |
 |
|
||
 |
|
 |
|
||
