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Preparing for the worst-case scenario

When unpredictable and cataclysmic events befall a business, its recovery systems must be up and ready to go, reports Duncan Wood

FROM terrorists and pandemics to nuclear-armed dictators and hurricanes, business continuity managers really do have all the worries in the world. Thankfully, they're more likely to be found preparing for hypothetical crises than combating real ones, but yesterday's hypothesis could easily be tomorrow's headline – and that's the challenge that has kept Tony Ludlow, European business continuity

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