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Business Plans Are just Old Hat

Posted on February 10, 2016 by philiptamplc

Business plans for many SME companies are documents that write down the intentions of the business in the coming period. In the 1950s we saw the rise, and then fall, of the “corporate planner”. This was a function that gathered … Continue reading →

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Disaster Recovery Plan – or the only “Change Plan”?

Posted on December 3, 2013 by philiptamplc

It came out of a discussion I had earlier today with a friend who was describing his PhD content on disaster planning stemming from his time as an Assistant Chief Fire Officer. We talked about the Firefighters strikes and the … Continue reading →

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