Forget high quality. Forget low price. Forget being green. These mean nothing if you do not deliver. In a world where so much can go wrong, customers expect you to deliver what you promised. No matter what business throws at you.
Which is why you need the Continuity Check™
What is the Continuity Check?
A tool to help check if a business can cope when things go wrong. (The technical term is an online business continuity management diagnostic). It asks a business how it plans to cope if something goes wrong. Assessing 18 categories it asks the tough questions;
- People - who will run things if the boss or key staff get sick or leave?
- Equipment - is there a back up if something breaks or gets stolen?
- Premises - how will the business keep going after fire or flood?
Upon completion you get a detailed report with suggestions on how to address the risks that have been revealed.
Who should you be checking?
The businesses that matter most;
- your own
- suppliers you depend on
- contractors you entrust your reputation to
- outsource providers you put faith in
- overseas partners and suppliers
- businesses you want to buy
Why now?
Because of computer viruses, theft, vandalism, severe weather, IT failure, floods and terrorism. Never mind the leak that sprung over the weekend.
Because everything depends on computers, suppliers are in another country, all the outsourcing, the staff cuts, new regulations, the media seizing on every mistake and customers who demand 24/7 delivery or who will leave you at the click of a mouse.
And because when a business fails it hurts us all, customers, staff, partners, suppliers, lenders, shareholders and communities.
How could using the Continuity Check help me?
- Save money. Reduce the costs of disruptions and emergencies.
- Make money. Show customers you are more reliable than the competition.
- Save time. Get a report done instead of spending hours in meetings.
- Make time. For you to concentrate on getting on with business.
How much is this going to cost?
It costs £59.99. It takes 20 minutes. It doesn't need a manual. It can be used by anyone with internet access and there is a demo etc here
...welcome to being Safe in the Knowledge.
Begin your Continuity Check
