To keep your business up and running you need to do some continuity planning. Plan correctly and your business won't won't collapse when your pipes burst or when the servers pack up. This section covers the what, when and how of keeping the wheels on your business.

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Check a business is reputable
A good way to prevent a business relationship going sour (through late payment, or failure to supply goods, for example) is to check out the other business’ track record first, including whether ....
By Declan Gilroy Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Stop your website crashing
When it comes to delivering business success online, how many UK organisations are truly confident in the performance, reliability and robustness of their websites?.
By Bill Kirkwood Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Improve your business' reputation
While business leaders consistently rank reputation as one of any company’s most valuable assets they are often unwilling to invest the time and resources necessary to build a strong reputation for their ....
By Mike King Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Survive as a seasonal business
For entrepreneurs running seasonal businesses, the lucrative opportunities on offer are offset by the day-to-day operational nightmare of paying suppliers and staff, often months before any cash comes in to the business..
By David Robertson Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Secure your website
How secure is your website from hackers? Too many organisations think of hackers as being shadowy figures hidden away, but what about the contractor that you just hired and what about staff ....
By Paul Vlissidis Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Secure your mobile data
Continued advancement in PDA, mobile and smartphone technology is fuelling the remote working revolution and the need for securing your data..
By Launchlab Contributor Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (0 votes)

Business continuity planning
Many small business owners make the mistake of thinking that business continuity is just about dealing with dramatic events such as fire or flood. In reality, even the most mundane of circumstances ....
By Rajesh Sinha Jul 12,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Manage business cash-flow
Steve Jennings, Director of Business Banking at Alliance & Leicester offers tips for basic cash-flow management..
By Steve Jennings Jul 11,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Control mobile costs for your business
Customers and clients have come to expect immediate attention and real-time responses. If you aren’t prepared to be flexible and agile, your competition will be. .
By BT Business Jul 07,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (0 votes)

Choose the best software
Whether it is to write letters, create invoices, check email or manage finances, virtually every company irrespective of size is now dependent on a computer, and increasingly on software..
By Alan Moody Jul 04,2008 - Comments (1) - Rating (0 votes)

Avoid business data disasters
Lose critical data in a fire, theft or IT failure and you’re in serious trouble. Here’s how you can avoid business data disasters. By David Aitken, managing director of Greenworld Electronics..
By David Aitken Jul 01,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (0 votes)

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Manage business cash-flow
Steve Jennings, Director of Business Banking at Alliance & Leicester offers tips for basic cash-flow management..
By Steve Jennings Jul 11,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Improve your business' reputation
While business leaders consistently rank reputation as one of any company’s most valuable assets they are often unwilling to invest the time and resources necessary to build a strong reputation for their ....
By Mike King Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Survive as a seasonal business
For entrepreneurs running seasonal businesses, the lucrative opportunities on offer are offset by the day-to-day operational nightmare of paying suppliers and staff, often months before any cash comes in to the business..
By David Robertson Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

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