business travel emergency
Turbulent times are very severe and can disrupt business – be it a global epidemic, as we see today, natural disasters, or terrorist attacks – transportation plans must always be in place to ensure business continuity. Otherwise, companies may run into trouble without a plan and proceed with an obedient process. Even if you have a plan, how can you set up your plan correctly, even if the daily change seems important?
There are three main elements to preparing for an emergency: first, time, and last.
This White Paper is designed to help emergency transportation companies and other partners review their plans and actions across all three categories. But more importantly, it provides a comprehensive list of ways to improve performance.
