There’s a Reason You Need an Updated Emergency Communications Plan

Survival. Your business survival. Your employees’ health and welfare. Your customers. Your emergency communications plan is essential to your survival and should be an essential part of your business continuity plan.

This recent article, which appeared on Forbes.com, outlines the reasons why an emergency communications plan is critical to the survival of your business during and after a disaster, vital for your employees’ health and welfare, and essential for keeping your customers in touch and informed.

Read the full article here.

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