The burning question...
Published: 27 March 2017
Are you expecting the #Unexpected? Business Continuity Officer Colin faces ordeal by fire at the hands of the man in black. VIDEO
Many academic and professional service teams have already responded to the current drive to help ALL the University’s Schools, Research Institutes, business units and professional services prepare for the #Unexpected.
They may have been inspired by Business Continuity Officer Colin Montgomery's Campus e-News video demonstrations of why having a business contingency plan is worth considering.
A business continuity plan is a carefully thought-through process for coping with minor or major calamities, those #Unexpected events. The #Unexpected could stop a School from teaching students or a University service from supporting students and the academic community. An unforeseen set of events has also been known to wreck a research project resulting in major financial loss.
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?
Please don't try this at home.
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: 27 March 2017
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