All Business Continuity articles – Page 59
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Features
Size, sustainability and brand
Some of the issues raised at Zurich Risk Engineering Global Workshop
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Assessing your web host
Make sure that your web host supports your business goals, cautions Carole Edrich
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Avoiding The Down.coms
As e-business revenues grow, it is ever more important to keep systems up and running
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Managing E-Risk
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) commissioned a research report into e-risks.
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Weak links?
Your smaller business partners could be the weak link in your own risk management programme
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Ryanair – Am I going up?
Lee Coppack discusses the successful risk strategies of a low cost European airline operator
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Flooding – Britain Takes A New Approach
With global warming and continuing flood plain development, flood losses look set to increase. Simon Fullalove says that Britain, which suffered US$1.5bn flood damage in autumn 2000, has recognised
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Staying In Business
Maintaining business continuity in the face of a disaster has become a top-of-the-mind issue in an age of global competition, just-in-time delivery, single-source suppliers and lean-and-mean operation
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Coping With Extreme Threats
In a submission to the UK Defence Committee in April, David Gamble looked at how the private and public sectors could contribute in the face of an extreme national threat
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Test Your Emergency Response
How and when should you test your crisis plans - and why should you bother? asks Peter Power
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Analysis
Law firms fail to face up to risk
A recent study suggests that law firms are failing to identify their risk exposures
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Analysis
Continuity survey
A recent survey by globalcontinuity.com looked at international attitudes to recovery centre usage
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AIRMIC Portfolio
Terrorism Covers Fears
A recent AIRMIC/Association of British Insurers (ABI) survey suggests that the lack of suitable insurance cover against terrorism could cripple UK businesses
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Features
The Loss Of Certainty
If you buy insurance to protect your business against loss and catastrophe, you need to be able to rely on it. But loss of certainty resulting from the breakdown of record keeping systems is a growing
