“It is better to have the business continuity plan and not need it, than to need the plan and not have it.”
Crisis Survivor: Crisis Survivor constructs Business Continuity Plans tailored to your circumstances and regulatory environment, providing an impact analysis, emergency contact lists, details of roles and duties, emergency procedures, test scenarios and nominated remediation specialists. Your BCP safeguards essentials, provides a managed resource document for continuity management, a specified “battle box”, and a task list for survival.
From “getting the first hour right”, to establishing a sustained recovery, Crisis Survivor helps protect the product of a lifetime’s work, acts as a framework to demonstrate compliance with an ever increasing regulatory burden, and improves commercial prospects. We may even be able to save you money - having one of our plans could halve your commercial insurance premiums - and possibly identify other cost savings.
Sabre Telecoms: So the worst has happened: the telephone lines are down, or the switchboard is under water, damaged by fire or you simply can’t gain access to your building.
If your customers, employees and suppliers can’t contact you the implications are serious. Human nature being what it is, they will naturally assume the worst: “I won’t get my delivery, I’ll have to find someone else”, “they might go out of business I’ll divert the next shipment to a supplier I know will be able to pay”. Soon you’ll have no business.
What do you do; panic, or make a single call to have all essential numbers diverted to mobiles and carefully selected alternative numbers?
Sabre Telecommunications is able to deliver the services necessary so that your customers, employees, suppliers and other stakeholders can keep in contact with you.
planB: Imagine this:
Friday 10:00 - during your busiest time of the year, the servers running the finance and email have gone down.
At best, your business is now on hold! Unless, Friday 11:00, planB's system is invoked and,
Hillyer McKeown: When a company's business is disrupted how is this reflected in it's contractual obligations? Do its contracts allow it to suspend its contractual obligations? Do its contracts limit liability for failure to perform? Can its suppliers or customers use the event to cancel their contracts with the company and/or sue for breach of contract?
Hillyer McKeown will undertake a preliminary audit and identify gaps – e.g. absence of contracts that should be in place plus problems with the contracts that do exist. The review will generate a short report comprising a high level assessment of key problems and identifying obvious gaps in the client’s armoury of contracts. This enables them to revise and update existing contracts and provide standard documents where none exist.
ISS: Damage control, getting up and running after a crisis. Following a major disruption, re-establishing a healthy safe working environment for your employees with access to their records, whether paper or computer-based, is fundamental to a rapid recovery.
ISS are specialists in damage remediation. They can be on site within four hours with specialist equipment to dry out documents and IT equipment, safely remove smoke damage and a number of other perils.
Guardian Archive: If a business loses its vital documents:
Guardian Archive will store all your difficult to replace and infrequently required paper documents such as:
Votive: Reputational management is a key element often overlooked during times of crisis. The six key stages to consider are:
Telsolutions: Telsolutions delivers a service to alert key stakeholders immediately should the worst ever happen. Uses include:
Fraser Eagle: How to get your key people to your Emergency Management Location, alternative workspace, or home - and back again! Unprepared is unacceptable!