In a world where failing to address emergencies can cost a company thousands of dollars, not to mention an erosion of employee morale and a jeopardized corporate reputation, not being prepared is not worth the risk. Is there anything an organization can specifically do to prepare for emergencies, even though it doesn't have a business continuity plan (BCP) in place?

Absolutely, asserts Forbes Calamity Prevention (FCP). FCP explains that no organization can have complete control over its business environment. It is therefore essential for companies to have the competence for an effective response that safeguards the interests of its key stakeholders, reputation, and value-creating activities.

For starters, FCP says that every business should start thinking seriously of developing an emergency plan and ponder the worst thing that could happen. How will the compan

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