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It's not likely you'll experience a disaster.

They happen, but probably not to you. One of our studies shows that chances are less than one in a hundred that any business entity will have a disaster in the course of a year. So why bother to protect yourself?

Large businesses ask the same question – and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars annually to be able to recover from an event that will probably not occur in a hundred years. Why do they bother?

It's the impact.

While the probability is low, the impact can be devastating if you're not prepared. Just as insurance prepares you against financial losses due to a catastrophe, recovery planning prepares you for loss of function due to a catastrophe. So... if you're not prepared, what could you lose?

bullet What if you lost all of your data? What critical files could your business not live without?
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Could you put people back to work fast enough if your regular offices were not available? What is "fast enough"?

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How many people can you do without for short periods of time? For the rest – those that you absolutely need – can you re-equip them before you begin to lose customers?

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Can you re-establish the computer power and telecommunications that your workers need before you lose customers, lose credibility, incur legal sanctions, or lose profits?

These are questions answered and provided for in recovery plans for large corporations. Here's the good news: you don't have to pay hundreds of thousands to answer those questions and protect your business.

McWains Chelsea planning prepares small businesses against functional losses for less than you may imagine. We have a turnkey approach and less expensive planning schemes. Ask us for more information.

 

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