A Decade After 9/11, Business Continuity Is Still A Work-In-Progress On Wall Street
In the immediate aftermath of a disaster or pandemic, people usually take stock of how unprepared they were for a crisis and are full of good intentions that next time disaster strikes, they will never again be caught unaware. But just a few months after any major crisis, a reality check usually shows that good intentions have given way to what now seems to be more pressing budgetary priorities, and planning momentum for a disaster has subsided.
Still, in spite of these natural ebbs and flows, 9/11 marked a turning point for business continuity. Although it looks like the real game changer in the disaster recovery arena occurred a lot more recently.
See A Decade After 9/11, Business Continuity Is Still A Work-In-Progress On Wall Street, by Melanie Rodier for Wall Street & Technology.
Tags: budget, Business Continuity, financial crisis, investment, Wall Street
