Business Continuity

Ten frogs are sitting on a log. One of them decides to jump off. How many frogs are left? Preparing for an earthquake takes more than simply deciding to act. It takes action. Did you know these facts? · Women act more than men do when it comes to preparedness for disaster. · Most actions to prepare for an earthquake take place AFTER an earthquake occurs. The sad fact is most people in business don’t take action primarily because of the following: · They

Most earthquake damage can be prevented before disaster strikes. Learn how a simple “Risk Roundup” can help identify hidden hazards in homes, offices, schools, and businesses.

Most businesses prepare for risks inside their buildings — but what about the dangers outside them? Learn why external infrastructure risks can shut down operations after an earthquake.