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"Merry Christmas!" "Happy Hanukah!" Those two expressions spell opportunity for a vast array of small businesses — an opportunity to connect with customers on a special level. But what about "Boo!"? Or, for that matter, "Pass the candied yams"?
Hurricanes, earthquakes and other natural events are disasters in every sense of the word. Lives are lost, property decimated and entire communities disrupted. For your small business, these events can be just as devastating. But there's a great deal you can do — both to prepare before a disaster strikes and afterwards, to get your business back on its feet quickly.
You should know this by now: Computers can and do fail. And nasty viruses can take down your system by creeping through your antivirus software and firewall.
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