Business Continuity Guides

Securing grant funding to supplement operational budgets is a critical part of emergency managers' jobs.

Business Resilience & Insights | Q1 2022 Expanded Report

Creating a "culture of preparedness" within communities is a smart and worthwhile goal.

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

Business continuity professionals are often asked what the return on investment – or ROI – of business continuity really is. Is it worth the investment, both time and money?

Business Resilience & Insights | Q3-Q4 2021 Expanded Report

Largely as a result of the pandemic, many companies are taking a “work-from-anywhere" approach, allowing their employees to work from home or elsewhere. With this comes a host of challenges, including how to keep critical employees connected and productive in the
event of a major disaster or outage.

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.

Download the guide for more information on how to manage return-to-office safety procedures to protect employees and customers.

[GUIDE] Achieving Operational Resilience in 2022 for the Financial Industry

Business Resilience & Insights | Q1-Q2 2021 Expanded Report

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.

Business Resilience & Insights | Q4 2020 Expanded Report

Agility’s Quarterly Recap of Business Continuity Trends, Customer Activity, and Lessons Learned 

How to build a culture of preparedness and get leadership buy-in? Business continuity software plays a crucial role in a company's reputation. Technology permeates all aspects of business, so business continuity needs its technological element. The chosen business continuity software must match your organization’s requirements, be easy to implement, offer BC planning, and come as a part of a broader offering.