A right-sized continuity plan: the five disruptions most likely to hit you, who does what in the first hour, and the single-points-of-failure list.
Draft a business continuity plan for {{business}} ({{description}} — what we do, team size, critical systems, physical dependencies).
Right-sized, not enterprise theatre: the 5 most plausible disruptions for THIS business (from my description — supplier failure? key person out? premises? internet/power? core system down?), for each — first-hour actions, who decides what (with deputies), the workaround that keeps customers served at reduced capacity, and recovery steps; the single-points-of-failure register (people, suppliers, systems, credentials) with a mitigation each; the contacts card (kept where? printed?); and the annual 30-minute test. Two pages max — a plan nobody reads protects nobody.
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