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This post is part of BCM Basics, a series of occasional, entry-level blogs on some of the key concepts in businesscontinuity management. The terms businesscontinuity and business resilience are superficially similar and a world apart. Then came the game-changer that was the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
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Following the Anthrax attacks in the USA in 2001, any envelope containing white powder causes mass disruption until the police can prove that is it not anthrax, such as in this case where the powder turned out to be corn flour. For businesscontinuity people there are some lessons to be learned from this.
Following the Anthrax attacks in the USA in 2001, any envelope containing white powder causes mass disruption until the police can prove that is it not anthrax, such as in this case where the powder turned out to be corn flour. For businesscontinuity people there are some lessons to be learned from this.
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I always think that reading any report into an incident, even into such horrific events as which occurred in Rotherham, there are lessons for us businesscontinuity people to learn. It is part of our role to prevent incidents happening but they will, in spite of this, continue to happen.
I always think that reading any report into an incident, even into such horrific events as which occurred in Rotherham, there are lessons for us businesscontinuity people to learn. It is part of our role to prevent incidents happening but they will, in spite of this, continue to happen.
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