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There are different types of risks cropping up all the time - such as the recent power cuts, for example. Simon Threadgold says a comprehensive business continuity plan is essential for firms determined to survive the unexpected

As winter power cuts and the MyDoom virus have shown, businesses are increasingly at risk from unpredictable events, ranging from small-scale local incidents to global threats like terrorism. Boards

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