How to effectively prepare for 3 business disasters

“Be prepared” is one of the most tried and true aphorisms in business. Here are three potential business disasters and how to prepare for them, according to a Business Quarter report.

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•    Power outage. Create a plan for a blackout. Assign a team to turn on a back-up generator. With a careful plan in place, a power outage need not derail a business’s entire day.
•    Fire. Test any electrical appliances each year. Ensure your staff members are trained in fire extinguisher use. Review storage of any hazardous materials. Put in place a plan to recover from a fire should one occur.
•    Internet outage. Temporarily use mobile phones or consider putting in place two different internet connections.

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