Business Continuity
Business continuity refers to the actions carried out by an organisation to ensure that its critical functions will be available to customers, regulators, suppliers and other entities in case of emergencies or unexpected difficulties.
Minimising Downtime
Take, for example, the unprecedented levels of snow fall in the UK during Winter 2009-10, which closed many businesses, sometimes for days on end. These businesses lost vital custom to their competitors. Then there’s the recent London tube strike, which affected 60% of businesses in the city costing these companies around £100 million.
Implementing the right technology can minimise the downtime experienced by your company in emergencies or unexpected circumstances and therefore minimise the negative financial impact of such situations.
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