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In my bulletin on Thursday 20 th October 2011, I wrote about the crisis in the eurozone and what actions the business continuity manager ought to take in response to such crises. My article said that during crisis events which affect the organisation from outside, the business continuity manager needs to have the incident room ready to go and should suggest to senior managers that the crisis is managed in the same way as a major business continuity incident.
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I heard in the news this week that the CIA had foiled an ‘underpants’ bomb plot which aimed to bring down an aeroplane. In the piece they were also talking about how Al-Qaeda in Yemen were getting more sophisticated in their bomb making, and that the Al-Qaeda as a whole appeared to be refocusing on attacking Western targets. The report claimed that Al-Qaeda felt that they had been distracted by the conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan, and had lost a lot of their support due to their involveme
I heard in the news this week that the CIA had foiled an ‘underpants’ bomb plot which aimed to bring down an aeroplane. In the piece they were also talking about how Al-Qaeda in Yemen were getting more sophisticated in their bomb making, and that the Al-Qaeda as a whole appeared to be refocusing on attacking Western targets. The report claimed that Al-Qaeda felt that they had been distracted by the conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan, and had lost a lot of their support due to their involveme
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I heard in the news this week that the CIA had foiled an ‘underpants’ bomb plot which aimed to bring down an aeroplane. In the piece they were also talking about how Al-Qaeda in Yemen were getting more sophisticated in their bomb making, and that the Al-Qaeda as a whole appeared to be refocusing on attacking Western targets. The report claimed that Al-Qaeda felt that they had been distracted by the conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan, and had lost a lot of their support due to their involveme
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