The Business Continuity Plan Every Small Owner Puts Off
If you could not open the shop tomorrow, your staff would probably manage the first few hours. Someone would turn on the lights. A regular customer might wait. The supplier would call again. By day two, the questions would get harder. Who can approve payroll? Who can speak to the bank? Where is the alarm contact? Can anyone sign the contract sitting in your inbox?
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