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10 Mar 2004 11:04AM
UK organisations are failing to prepare for disaster, according to research published this week by the Chartered Management Institute and the Business Continuity Institute. Only 47 per cent have a business continuity plan, meaning that - according to the press briefing - over half are "displaying a dangerously cavalier attitude towards confronting disruption".
Complacency remains a major issue despite recent scares from incidents as
diverse as flooding, power cuts, terrorism and rapidly spre... (196 more words)
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