All Blog Posts Tagged 'continuity' (5)

I am both a Virtual Assistant, owner of a multi-VA firm and a Web Developer. Truthfully, I am probably a web developer at heart and absolutely love to sit down and spend many hours happily building a website. Or several. Sometimes simultaneously. There is something so intensely creative about that kind of work, that I find myself so enmeshed in the project that I… Continue

Business Continuity – Are you Always Open for Business? Explore how mid-sized can improve performance by creating an IT infrastructure that makes working faster, easier and more effective. Helping mid-sized organizations ensure business continuity. Controllin… Continue

United Health Care now offers the Continuity plan. The Continuity plan is a concept enacted by the CEO of United Health Care & its subsidiary Golden Rule Insurance company. The concept is a brilliant one indeed because one of the greatest challenges to all health insurance brokers is the struggle to maintain "Guaranteed Insurability" for clients who have been diagnosed with a host of conditions such as Diabetes or Cancer. The onset of either one of these illnesses (and many more) will render… Continue

You hear a lot about them these days from network marketers, the catch phrase is buzzing around all the conferences I attend. What is are "Continuity Programs"? In a nutshell, a membership site where you retain users and enjoy increased revenue by charging a membership fee. To make what could be a very long case analysis and story short, continuity programs CAN and DO work. We've enjoyed success with continuity programs and you can too. It's all about finding your niche and keeping your customer… Continue

How important is your business to you. You probably have various types of insurance to protect your possessions, health and life but what about your business. Would your business survive and could you pass it on to your children if a disaster struck? You probably take backups of your data but where are the backups stored? If they are stored in the same room as the server then you won't survive a fire. over 80% of businesses, big and small, fail within a year of a disaster because most business d… Continue