The Importance of a Business Continuity Plan
12/9/2019 (Permalink)
Storm damage can wreak havoc on your business. Not only can it result in extensive and expensive property damage, but it can also disrupt your operations, especially if all or part of your building is rendered unsafe.
While you can’t control Mother Nature—or the damage your building may sustain—you can reduce the financial impact a flood or storm has on your business. You have insurance to cover property damage and lost equipment, but insurance does not cover lost profits or replace lost customers. Be proactive by following these simple steps before a disaster strikes:
- Perform a business impact analysis. Identify critical business functions and processes, and make note of the resources necessary to support them.
- Put together a business continuity team. People are your most valuable resources. For your continuity plan to be successful, you must have the right people to carry it out. Select members of your team who are most likely to successfully manage a business disruption.
- Train your team. You never know how people will react in the face of disaster. The best way to prepare everyone for a hiccup is to train them for one.
If your business suffers a major loss, call (610) 352-0700.
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There's never a convenient time for fire or water damage to strike your business. Every hour spent cleaning up is an hour of lost revenue and productivity. So when an emergency situation arises in your business, give us a call and we'll be there fast with the help you need.