Comments on: Why business continuity planning should deal with processes, not technology http://www.businesscontinuityuk.net/concepts/why-business-continuity-planning-should-deal-processes-not-technology All you need to know about improving the resilience of your business Wed, 11 Jan 2012 11:36:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Gareth Howell http://www.businesscontinuityuk.net/concepts/why-business-continuity-planning-should-deal-processes-not-technology#comment-12 Gareth Howell Fri, 06 Aug 2010 15:50:51 +0000 http://www.businesscontinuityuk.net/?p=154#comment-12 You make a very valid point Karen. Technology can often be used to support a process; particularly in a situation where resilience is required. Thanks for the comment. You make a very valid point Karen. Technology can often be used to support a process; particularly in a situation where resilience is required.

Thanks for the comment.

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]]> By: Karen Jones http://www.businesscontinuityuk.net/concepts/why-business-continuity-planning-should-deal-processes-not-technology#comment-10 Karen Jones Fri, 06 Aug 2010 11:41:40 +0000 http://www.businesscontinuityuk.net/?p=154#comment-10 Great blog highlighting the fact that having only half a plan is no good. Technology and processes go hand in hand. In the same vein if the processes are in place but there is insufficient technology to enable people to work from home the same can happen. Many people have laptops and remote access, but have they thought about how they will answer their incoming calls that are still going to the office? Great blog highlighting the fact that having only half a plan is no good. Technology and processes go hand in hand.

In the same vein if the processes are in place but there is insufficient technology to enable people to work from home the same can happen. Many people have laptops and remote access, but have they thought about how they will answer their incoming calls that are still going to the office?

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