Business Resilience & Insights | Q3-Q4 2021 Expanded Report

During a crisis, successful organizations are led by strong leaders who have continual communications with all stakeholders with plans that are flexible enough to allow for changes to be made on the fly.

This report presents a synopsis of the most recent industry findings, challenges, and trends, along with the results of our client surveys, interviews, and other market research highlights.

The immediate response to COVID -19 is over, and we've prepared the summary of Business Continuity Lessons Learned. The challenge now is to reopen what has been shut down. Now, like never before, companies have to restart their engines and get national economies going again.

Civil disturbances are often non-violent, but a tense situation can escalate quickly.

A credit union's business continuity plan must always take into account regional disasters, and possible staff inaccessibility and losses. Credit unions, just like any other business, are responsible for the safety of its employees and visitors. Besides that, business operations must continue in the event of an emergency while meeting NCUA, FFIEC, and state and local guidelines.

Our Business Continuity Checklist will help your organization create and assess each area of your business continuity plan.