Coronavirus: 7 steps to build a business continuity plan for your company
Coronavirus has prompted companies to think about business continuity. Here's how to write a business continuity plan.
Executive Vice President, Africa and Middle East
We recognise that the COVID-19 coronavirus presents one of the most severe challenges we’ve ever faced. This pandemic is pulling us together – as Sage colleagues, customers, partners but also as parents, families and communities.
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Coronavirus has prompted companies to think about business continuity. Here's how to write a business continuity plan.
A plan for business continuity is just as important as your plan for driving revenue, and cloud connectivity can resolve both. Here's how.
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As the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak develops, the government is encouraging people to embark in social distancing and recommending they work from home. But what does that mean for your business? In this article, we look at the steps you can take to help your employees work remotely in order to ensure your business can keep […]
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