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How Can You Turn a Disaster into a Competitive Edge? |
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This is the SECOND in a six-part series covering how you can recover from a disaster. When you have to begin building a new technology infrastructure, these tips can save you a bundle.
Let's face it, disasters happen.
Sometimes they're of natural origin—sometimes, they have a more
human-generated source. Those who study 20th century
history are well aware that, very frequently, businesses in countries
that have been pounded by war or other disastrous events tend to make
incredible come-backs. While we definitely don't want to minimize or
trivialize the tragedy of the disaster, the bottom line is this: When
it comes to disaster recovery, the modern aftermath can frequently be
sculpted into an entirely new potential for competitive advantage. If
you have accessed this material, the chances are excellent that
you've survived the most difficult part of the disaster—You made it
through in one piece. Now you have to decide how to rebuild your life
and—probably—your business.
Here is our value message to you: This
time around, invest a little more time in establishing your
technology infrastructure so that it is designed around your genuine
business needs—not merely around the most easily available “stuff.”
Check out this business technology consumer Knowledge Briefing How Can You Turn a Disaster into a Competitive Edge? It's the second in our series and
can easily help your business not only recover from a disaster but
thrive in the aftermath.
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