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Contractors Can Survive a Disaster With a Business Continuity Plan
A frequently overlooked area of disaster preparedness is the development and implementation of a business continuity plan. With just a small investment of time, contractors can develop a solid plan and strategy for avoiding serious and costly disruption.
August 8, 2017
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