If a disaster strikes, businesses without the right resources or knowledge are vulnerable. Businesses need to asses disaster risks and develop a comprehensive risk reduction recovery plan.
In order to be prepared, your first line of defense is to define your risks. Determine what emergencies could affect your business. Next, determine what operations and facilities needs are essential, both internal and external for your company. Then, design a disaster plan with your staff and assign areas of responsibility. Be sure to review the plan annually to make sure it evolves with your needs. Practicing will help you prepare if a disaster strikes.
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