Business interruptions are one of the greatest risks for industrial and commercial enterprises. A fire, technical defect or natural disaster can lead to the standstill of entire production lines within a few minutes.
The consequences are serious: delivery delays, contractual penalties, the loss of customer relationships and considerable financial losses.
Today, classic fire protection or maintenance concepts are often no longer sufficient to absorb such events. Production processes are highly interconnected, supply chains are international and dependencies are diverse.
This increases the susceptibility to failures. At the same time, customers, auditors and insurers are increasingly demanding evidence of emergency planning and restart strategies in the sense of professional business continuity management (BCM).

