Have you ever had one of those days when you are working furiously on a deadline and your computer crashes or a power outage and you forgot to save your document? This happened to me recently at one of our beautiful summer thunder and hail storms. To put it nicely, all I could say was "UGH !!" Not only interrupted my trade, but I'm completely lost the work of half a day.
one of the common issues a control specialist losses could ask while visiting your business is, "do you have a continuity plan in the ? business "most of the time, a business owner will reply: But as my recent experience, we sometimes become comfortable with our daily activities and forget to take that extra step to ensure that we can" Yes. " . recover from an unexpected mishap Here are some tips to help you keep your business running as close to normal as possible if your computer crashes, the power out, or worse, a fire or a natural disaster affecting your business:
- save and backup all computer files on a regular basis.
- Using a resource offsite or a service that allows you to access your computer files from a location other than your business.
- Keep an updated "book inventory" of the list.
- Create a current employee's written phone tree and the contact information of suppliers.
- Having a written business continuity plan that provides instructions to start immediately a physical inventory, the books were closed as of the date of the loss, maintaining accurate records of expenditures to accelerate recovery operations, such as renting a temporary installation, and other important elements needed to run your specific business.
for more information on business operations continuously, contact your agent or loss control consultant. You can also check Insurance 101 :. Business interruption coverage video or visit the link "Interruption Basics" on the Resources page to central-insurance.com
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