You invested in building a recovery plan, and hopefully tested it and your team, but it doesn’t end there. Business continuity isn’t a project – it’s a program, and your plan needs to be maintained. Here is what plan maintenance involves.

After a disruption or emergency occurs, it’s tempting to suspend some routine protocols, procedures and standards to recover as quickly as possible. It is often prudent and effective to do so but recovery teams should be mindful that cutting the wrong corners can increase risk, worsen the situation and increase recovery time.

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