Business Continuity Guides

A 5-step roadmap for business continuity plan testing to identify gaps, improve recovery times, and build lasting resilience.

The Guide to Mastering Business Continuity is a comprehensive, step-by-step resource that will help you develop and maintain an effective Business Continuity Management (BCM) program, making it easier to navigate related challenges.

In today’s digital world, safeguarding your organization’s IT infrastructure is more important than ever!

Late last year, Preparis strategically pivoted from traditional recovery services to focus solely on becoming a robust standalone software company.

Having a Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP) stands as a cornerstone of preparedness for state and local governments.

Preparis was proud to sponsor Making Operational Resilience a Competitive Advantage, produced by The Conference Board.

This chartbook supplements the Making Operational Resilience a Competitive Advantage report.

A lot is asked of today’s manufacturing leaders.

Use this guide to understand the psychological experience of your employees after a traumatic incident.

This comprehensive guide outlines the most basic yet impactful steps organizations should take to build resilience in the face of all types of business threats.

Business continuity professionals are often asked what the return on investment – or ROI – of business continuity really is. Is it worth the investment, both time and money?

How can you build a culture of preparedness and get leadership buy-in? Business continuity software plays a crucial role in a company's reputation. Technology permeates all aspects of business, so business continuity needs its technological element. The chosen business continuity software must match your organization’s requirements, be easy to implement, offer BC planning, and come as a part of a broader offering.

Maintain operations before, during, and after an incident

During a crisis, successful organizations are led by strong leaders who communicate continuously with all stakeholders and have plans that are flexible enough to allow changes to be made on the fly.

Securing grant funding to supplement operational budgets is a critical part of emergency managers' jobs.