Survey: Business Breakdowns Disrupt 1.8m UK SMEs A Year
On-site business emergencies are costing UK SMEs (Small to Medium Enterprises) £598 million a year in lost earnings and repair costs.
On-site business emergencies are costing UK SMEs (Small to Medium Enterprises) £598 million a year in lost earnings and repair costs.
Companies need to ensure that work doesn’t grind to a halt in a disaster.
Communications is always a top priority in the drama that unfolds when natural or manmade disaster strikes and puts lives, property and business assets at risk. With that in mind, AT&T, working with local officials and business leaders, is conducting a full-scale disaster recovery simulation – a Network Disaster Recovery exercise – in San Jose, California from July 7 to July 16, 2010 near the Doubletree Hotel in San Jose.
The Business Continuity Institute is running its 2nd Annual Supply Chain Resilience Survey and would greatly welcome your input.
Automation has advanced to the extent that the loss of a single server or network device can bring an enterprise to a full stop. Even the loss of internal, traditionally less important systems such as email, web access, and desktop applications can result in the loss of employee productivity and lead to lower employee job satisfaction.
SunGard Availability Services, a leading provider of Information Availability and business continuity services, released its annual analysis of major causes of business disruption in the United Kingdom in 2009.
AT&T has released the results of its annual study on business continuity and disaster recovery preparedness for U.S. businesses in the private sector, now in its ninth consecutive year.
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “China’s Disaster Recovery Business Continuity Services Market Analysis and Forecast” report to their offering.
A new “risk factors” list from consultancy BDO finds security worries about data leakage are not top of mind – at least as expressed in their SEC filings.
Chartered Management Institute’s (CMI’s) 11th annual survey on business continuity management, based on a survey of 903 managers, tracks how organizations across the United Kingdom dealt with the major disruptions of the last 12 months.