Costs Of A Borderless World.
- Topics:
- Disaster Planning and Management,
- Enterprise Risk Management,
- Risk Analysis and Management,
- Terrorism Insurance
- Tags:
- Business Operations,
- Business Security,
- Corporate Insurance,
- Finance Executive,
- Government,
- Homeland Security,
- Penton Media Inc.,
- Sept. 11,
- Terrorist Attack
- Source:
- Penton Media
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Overview: The economic consequences of terrorist attacks are huge, but some of the best protections for companies cost very little. Mimicking the reach of a global corporation, the Sept. 11 terrorists tapped resources from 10 countries on three continents before finally hitting their targets in the United States. Finance executives can't prevent the effects of Sept. 11 from reaching their organization, but they can position their company to mitigate risk and to return to business as quickly as possible if another attack occurs. Finance executives can position their organization to mitigate risk and to return to business as quickly as possible in the event of a crisis. The risk of future terrorist attacks is heightened worldwide, so companies cannot avoid risk by staying away from specific locations.
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Format: HTML | Date: Dec 2001 | Pages: 5
