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For many organizations, the COVID-19 crisis has highlighted the importance of a defined business continuity strategy. Economic downturn, supply chain disruption and emerging cyber threats continue to reinforce this need. In a volatile world, a consistent and robust framework for business continuity can maintain productivity and minimize costs. Business disruption comes in many forms, but using a consistent framework helps organizations prepare for the unexpected and understand their total cost of risk.
A well-executed business continuity plan follows defined standards, codes and best practices (e.g., ISO 22301 – Societal Security, Business Continuity Management Systems) and best practices (DRII – Disaster Recovery Institute International) to yield benefits.
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