Preparing for anything

BCP EUROPE

TERRORIST attacks are something UK companies have had to plan for since the start of the IRA's mainland bombing campaign in the 1970s. Last month's attacks on the capital's transportation network resulted in those plans being put into effect. London's tubes and trains were shut down, traffic was diverted, roads and buildings were cordoned off. Amid all this, companies were trying to continue working.

Keith Tilley, UK managing director at SunGard Availability Services, says within three hours of

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