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New Singapore hotel security standard focuses on contingency planning and crisis response
The standard is auditable and while adoption of the new standard is voluntary, audited hotels are expected to gain a competitive edge. Read article •Date: 20th August 2009• Region:Asia Pacific •Type: Article •Topic: Service sector
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Business continuity deadline looms for UK law firms On 1st July 2007, business continuity planning becomes mandatory for lawyers and solicitors in England and Wales. Read article •Date: 22nd May 2007 • Region: UK •Type: Article •Topic: Service based sectors
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Planning for NPI business continuity NPI deadline poses a business continuity threat to US healthcare sector. Read article •Date: 20th March 2007 • Region: US •Type: Article •Topic: Service based industries
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Business continuity planning to become compulsory for Lexcel accreditation in UK legal profession BC will become a requirement of Lexcel from March 2007. Read article •Date: 17th January 2007 • Region: UK •Type: Article •Topic: Service sector
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UN agency unveils web portal to help tourism industry respond to disasters Will provide round-the-clock tracking of emergencies. Read article •Date: 8th Nov 2006• Region: World •Type: Article •Topic: Service based industries
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UK law firms increasingly appointing risk specialists The number of UK law firms appointing specialist risk managers to handle business continuity and ORM has risen sharply according to a survey by the law firm Legal Risk. Read article •Date: 21st Feb 2006• Region: UK • Type: Article •Topic: Service sector BC
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Business continuity: helping firms stand out from the crowd Using the example of the legal industry, Peter Joyce explains how business continuity can help differentiate companies in crowded sectors. Read article •Type: Article •Region: UK/World •Level: Basic
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