Better Disaster Security Planning

The COVID-19 pandemic entered our lives suddenly, impacted Business Process Management, and brought with it a rapid transition to new work systems and policies. For business process management, this has required plenty of changes all at once.

The benefits of safety measures for the long term are many? You stand to retain employees by offering a safe work environment, but you also ensure a stronger budget, fewer expenses on mitigating damages, and you actively protect your reputation in the eyes of your business partners, investors, as well as your clients. Knowing all […]

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to change the way we do things for the foreseeable future, it can be difficult to ensure a safe workplace in a post-COVID world. However, there are some tips that employees do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and help you get things moving again as things start to […]

Due to the huge losses attached to data breaches, organizations’ leaders must protect their data online. That said, every organization should review their computer security and stay safe online. Here are 10 steps leaders can take to improve Cybersecurity in their organization. 

As a business owner, you must plan for every scenario that can affect your business, including medical emergencies. Regardless of the size of your business or its industry, a well designed medical emergency policy can not only protect your employees, but also determine the success of your business.

The answer to disaster management planning is to have a disaster plan in place before a disaster. Easily editable word templates make this process easier.

An updated fire safety manual will be clear, easily accessible, and familiar to all employees, and it should cover the protocol for preventing fire and dealing with it in the event that a fire occurs.

The Disaster Recovery Team is drawn from the company’s available personnel resources, and functions as a strategic planning and tactical response unit.

People are losing their jobs as a result of business establishments closing due to the government’s lockdown protocol to curtail the contagion of coronavirus. Businesses that undergo surveys are expected to have a decline in revenue in the upcoming six months due to the lockdown.