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2010 EMEA Business Continuity Benchmark Report
MRC's 2010 Business Continuity Benchmark Report examines the perceptions of BCM of over 220 business continuity and risk managers from 11 industry sectors, including financial services and manufacturing, across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
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Hurricane Preparedness and Response Checklist
Our checklist can be used as the starting point for ensuring your organization is prepared for a hurricane.
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Inflationary Pricing Threatens Stability of Some Supply Chains
A new report from Marsh's Supply Chain Risk Management Practice finds that three macro-economic trends are creating troubling domino effects in companies' supply chains.
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Preparing for an H1N1 Flu Pandemic
The outbreak of influenza A (H1N1) that began in Mexico this spring has raised the specter of a global pandemic, adding a new concern to a world already troubled by a global economic crisis. Many organizations have activated or revised their response plans. Marsh has assembled its expertise and a variety of resources to help organizations understand, evaluate, and prepare for this emerging threat.
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Stemming the Rising Tide of Supply Chain Risks
A study of 110 North American risk managers finds more than seven in 10 believe their supply chain risk has risen since 2005.
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Preparing for an Avian Flu Pandemic
In this white paper, our consultants and other experts provide guidance and recommendations for handling an avian flu pandemic.
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The Impact of Nature: The Aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
A wide range of Marsh experts discuss how Hurricanes Katrina and Rita are likely to affect the U.S. economy and the availability of insurance.
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Preparing for the 2007 Hurricane Season
We provide several resources to help ensure your organization can manage a hurricane.
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The Spread of Avian Flu
This map illustrates confirmed human cases as well as deaths from H5N1 globally.
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Winter Weather Precautions
Advance preparation can help to mitigate the effect of winter weather on your business operations and continuity.
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Homeland Security Department Promotes Preparedness Throughout U.S.
With the ongoing threat of terrorism, Secretary Ridge urges businesses and individuals to be ready for emergencies.
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Legionnaires' Disease in Building Water Systems
Many cases of Legionnaire's disease can be prevented by visually inspecting and periodically maintaining building water systems.
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The New Reality of Risk: Blackout of 2003
The Blackout of 2003 left more than 50 million people without power and caused millions of dollars of business interruption losses. Smart companies will use the blackout as a catalyst to assess their readiness for future power outages and other interruptions.
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The New Reality of Risk: Business Continuity: The Road to Recovery
When it comes to a disaster or other business interruption, there is no substitute for preparation. Developing evacuation and business continuity plans are necessary first steps.
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The New Reality of Risk: Excellence in Risk Management
Whether handled by a risk manager, general counsel, or a CFO, risk management is critical to the success of any organization. A panel of Marsh experts discuss the practices and attributes of a successful risk management function.
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The 100 Largest Losses 1972-2001
Large Property Damage Losses in the Hydrocarbon-Chemical Industries, 20th Edition: February 2003
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An Overview of Construction Risk
What accounts for high volatility and relatively slim profit margins in the construction industry?
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Preventing What We Can, Preparing for What We Cannot
In his speech at the Continuity Insights Conference, Marsh's John Copenhaver argues that many companies may not be prepared to keep their organizations running in the event of a disaster.
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