Evaluating threats to business continuity / David Cameron
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INTERSEC Vol 15 No 11-12, November-December 2005, pp.344-346Summary: Argues that organizations should always be aware of the need for crisis management and business continuity, and that this should be embedded in the organizational culture. Notes that in this area the public sectors are often well ahead of industry.
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Argues that organizations should always be aware of the need for crisis management and business continuity, and that this should be embedded in the organizational culture. Notes that in this area the public sectors are often well ahead of industry.
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