Is Your Organization Prepared For A Potential Disruption Due To Coronavirus?

Current worldwide fears about coronavirus (COVID-19) have sent stock markets into decline and prompted panic across businesses and individuals.

Employees panic when a coworker has a persistent cough. Parents work from home when schools or daycares are forced to close. Work tips are canceled for many organizations on high-alert.

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COVID 19/Coronavirus News & Information For Eastern Ontario Organizations

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Coronavirus Events “As They Happen”

While experts caution against panic, they also advise organizations to review any plans and strategies in place to allow for social distancing.

Ask yourself these questions:

What’s your plan in the event of a full shutdown of your operations? How will your employees continue to work?

What’s the plan if a key business unit is shut down? Are you able to recover it quickly?

What’s the plan in the event that key members of your team are forced into a quarantine situation? Can they continue to function in their day-to-day roles?

What’s the plan if one of your remote offices is in a highly impacted part of the country?

20 years ago, Fuelled Networks opened for business in Ottawa. Over the years, our team has worked with clients through numerous disaster recovery and business continuity events, such as the Ottawa floods, numerous snow and weather events, and countless other disasters. Our commitment to providing business continuity, networking, and security solutions has continued for nearly three.

Our team knows what it takes to keep employees connected and businesses productive.

Get prepared with a no-obligation consultation with one of our business continuity specialists now. Fill out the form and we’ll meet with you to understand your current state of readiness and what measures must be taken now to prepare for any level of business interruption due to coronavirus.