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november/December 2009
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CoVer STory
as the BCM remit expands,
rick Cudworth and Chris apps
explore the new skills that are
PLANNING FOR SUCCESSION
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As the H1N1 virus forces companies to consider how they will cope with reduced staff numbers, Garry
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enticing smaller companies to
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adopt BCM practices
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evolution of BCM at Nokia
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As the remit of the BCM
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Angela Robinson, Chair of the
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