Roberta J. WittyContinuity, recovery and resiliency managers really have their work cut out for them during this economic crisis. As the workforce shrinks, recovery plans quickly become out-of-date. Do you know how accurate your plans are right now? Management isn’t even thinking about this right now – but you should be. Read my colleague Rick DeLotto’s new post on how recent layoffs threaten an organization’s ability to recover if a crisis strikes now – when profitability and financial resources may be at an all-time low.
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1 business continuity recovery April 28, 2011 at 8:44 am
hi there,
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Mike