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Catherine Trimble: The most dangerous business continuity strategy

Catherine Trimble: The most dangerous business continuity strategy

When the social reformer and former prime minister David Lloyd George said “the most dangerous strategy is to jump a chasm in two leaps”, he was warning us against using half measures. The protection equivalent is a business continuity plan that relies on individual protection

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