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Business Communications Continuity Goes Mobile
When your business communications network is down, or when weather or other disasters keep your employees from getting to the office, you’re losing money with every minute. There is no
Climate Change: You and Me
The climate crisis. Climate Change. Global Warming. This isn’t going to go away without some effort from all of us. This week the Paris climate summit is tackling the large
When Communications Infrastructure Fails During a Disaster
As seen by this summer’s severe weather in Texas and across the southwestern United States, one of the most immediate and significant impacts of flooding and natural disasters is the
7 Easy Steps to Weather any DR Storm
Your company’s risk landscape is constantly changing. There’s a wide scope of factors to take into account, from weather-induced regional risks to the potential chaos provoked by cybersecurity breaches. Two
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Regardless of what it is you have to say, there has never been a better time for any person or organization to have something to say. You have more options
Communicating During a Disaster
It is hard to pick up a paper or listen to the news without being reminded of the ever-increasing amount of natural and manmade disasters occurring in today’s world. Currently,
Thinking About Hurricane Katrina 10 Years Later
August 28, 2005 is a day that stands out as marking one of the worst natural disaster ever experienced in the United States. Television and Internet viewers watched as the
Regional Preparedness Critical Communications
No matter how well-prepared a region is, it is a reality that crises can and will happen. Although critical events can’t always be prevented, with proper planning and the correct
Public Information On Your Terms
Information is the currency of today’s economy. It flows at lightning speed from one end of the world to the other. Reputations and profits grow or crash seemingly in hours