Expecting the #Unexpected
Published: 21 March 2017
What if the ceiling falls in? A University-wide initiative is offering training in business continuity planning to help Schools and Services prepare for the worst. VIDEO
A new drive to help ALL the University’s Schools, Research Institutes, business units and professional services prepare for the unexpected is currently underway. This involves the creation of a business contingency plan.
A “Business Continuity Plan” is a carefully thought-through process for coping with minor or major calamities – unexpected events - that could stop a School from teaching students or a University service from supporting students and the academic community. It is neatly summed up in the much-used war-time slogan: “Keep calm and carry on”.
How long would it take you and your team to get your day-to-day teaching and services back in action?
In other words, are you expecting the unexpected?
Colin Montgomery - Bus Con Officer
Want to know more and get advice?
Business Continuity and Emergency Planning - www.gla.ac.uk/services/bcep/
Want to comment or ask a question: Email – communications@glasgow.ac.uk
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First published: 21 March 2017
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