Business continuity starts with earthquake measures. The first step is a seismic isolation table.
When it comes to business continuity, many people may think that it requires a significant effort. However, there are ways to start business continuity with small steps. One such step is the introduction of seismic isolation tables to protect a company's valuable "assets" from earthquake disasters. It is often said that "business continuity requires establishing a large-scale plan and building a management system." However, implementing a complete solution all at once is difficult and can incur high costs. What is important is to start with specific actions. Introducing seismic isolation tables is one way to protect a company's valuable "assets" from earthquake disasters.
In terms of business continuity, it is essential to prepare to secure the necessary "people," "things," "money," and "information" for the prompt recovery of a company's core business. The essential "things" and "information" devices cannot be adequately protected by merely securing them. Seismic isolation tables, which can be easily installed at a reasonable cost and effectively protect a company's "assets" from earthquakes, can be an effective means of ensuring business continuity.