So often “it” is not an “emergency.” A faux emergency is easily created because someone makes a commitment (logical or wishful) that requires everyone to rush and scurry. “We must hit the deadline, whatever it takes!!” becomes a mantra and a pseudo emergency. (A faux emergency?)
How much damage can a hurricane do in an area that rarely experiences them? A big storm can cause enough destruction to shut down operations for several days – if not permanently. You spend years building your business; what can unpreparedness cost your enterprise? By making a plan and taking steps to prevent water damage, you can spend less money on document restoration and bounce back before your competitors do.
