BCP Media – Terrorism – How can BC Cope?
Terrorism
How can Business Continuity Cope?
Presenter: Robert C. Chandler, Ph.D.
Michael Murrie
The information included in Robert Chandler’s new workbook, “Terrorism – How Can Business Continuity Cope?” was researched and embled by many talented people. The post 9 -11 world has put the need to prepare for these types of horrible acts on the agenda of every company and organization. We can help you prepare by giving you the ammunition to handle this type of disaster the following nine chapters:
1. Getting Started
2. Recognizing Terror Threats
3. Prevention Planning
4. Protecting Personnel
5. Mitigation Preparation
6. Crisis Management Readiness
7. Crisis Survival Need
8. Crisis Communication
9. Recovery Operation
There are nine chapters with an appendix, including resources, a glossary and interview subject biographies. You will also receive the accompanying DVD, “Terrorism – How Did Business Continuity Cope?”, and a CD of WTC photographs, by FEMA.
Robert C. Chandler, Ph.D. is a Professor of Communication and Chair of the Communication Division at Pepperdine University. He is a recognized expert on organization crises, and organizationalcommunication essment.
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