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November 01, 2006
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Business Continuity Lessons Learned November 1, 2006 By Jim Jerving Business continuity planning has changed dramatically due to a confluence of events--both man-made and natural--as well as technology advances. Business continuity consisted of ensuring that the credit union's core processor would be up and running after a disruption of services....
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