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Category: Business Continuity

Good crisis management is based on sound decisions.

Posted on January 3, 2018January 11, 2022CategoriesBusiness ContinuityLeave a comment on Good crisis management is based on sound decisions.

Good crisis management is characterised by evidenced based decision making. The underpinnings of the evidence based approach is a systematic vulnerability assessment of your services.

Hazard + Vulnerability = Disaster

Posted on August 14, 2017January 11, 2022CategoriesBusiness ContinuityLeave a comment on Hazard + Vulnerability = Disaster

Freetown – a site where "informal settlements" creep up the adjacent slopes needed only the hazard of heavy rain to trigger the most recent disaster.

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