Business under fire: how Israeli companies are succeeding in the face of terror--and what we can learn from them

By:

Carrison, Dan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York AMACOM c2005.Description: viii, 227 p. 24 cmISBN:

9780814408391

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

658.473 CAR

Summary: "The threat of terrorism is an everyday reality for Israeli businesspeople. Their resourcefulness, courage, and strength under such extreme circumstances teaches us valuable lessons about preparing for disaster on our own soil while meeting the needs and challenges of normal operations. The organizations represented in Business Under Fire are at the forefront of a new philosophy of business continuity, one that states unambiguously a commitment to survival, even success, in times of turmoil."

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Includes index.

"The threat of terrorism is an everyday reality for Israeli businesspeople. Their resourcefulness, courage, and strength under such extreme circumstances teaches us valuable lessons about preparing for disaster on our own soil while meeting the needs and challenges of normal operations. The organizations represented in Business Under Fire are at the forefront of a new philosophy of business continuity, one that states unambiguously a commitment to survival, even success, in times of turmoil."

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