In Hindsight: A Compendium Of Business Continuity Case Studies Unlike many titles on business continuity and disaster recovery, this title does not build up from the theory of business continuity planning. By showing the potential repercussions of a badly design
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| Title | : | In Hindsight: A Compendium Of Business Continuity Case Studies |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.86 (810 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1849285918 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 1 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-26 |
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What causes disasters? In this book, the authors analyse the causes of some of the major disasters from the last thirty years and explain what could have been done better, before and after the event. Unlike many titles on business continuity and disaster recovery, this title does not build up from the theory of business continuity planning. Instead, it takes apart real events such as Hurricane Katrina, the terrorist attacks in London, Madrid and Glasgow, and the collapse of Barings Bank, revealing the themes that contributed to each. Using these incidents as case studies, the authors demonstrate the potentially devastating results for organisations that have not planned for the worst. Crucially, the book proposes measures that could have helped to minimise the risks and consequences. By showing the potential repercussions of a badly designed disaster management and business continuity plan, this book helps you avoid making similar mistakes, reduce risks and enable faster recovery when
Editorial : I am constantly amazed by the number of executives who dismiss potential disasters as being too unlikely to consider, or who put off dealing with known risks because they have other things to worry about. This book is full of these people, and what happens in the case studies provides ample evidence to counter their complacency. --Martin Caddick, LLB MBA MBCI MIOR
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