Raising standards
The introduction of a new kitemark for business continuity planning should lift insurers' hopes that businesses will be able to keep moving in the event of a disaster. Richard Cohen reports on why some have yet to be convinced
A major shake-up is set to revolutionise the field of business continuity management next year when a new UK standard comes into force.
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