Business continuity plans on rise but weaknesses remain

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More companies have implemented enterprise-wide business continuity and disaster recovery plans over the past five years, but those plans continue to have weaknesses, according to a survey by Deloitte & Touche LLP and CPM Global Assurance.


Fifty percent of the 200 executives surveyed said their firms have implemented business continuity plans, up 20 percent from five years ago. Yet while many companies claim to have a renewed focus on contingency planning, many still lack senior management support for that planning, the survey ...

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