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Myth:

"My company cannot afford to prepare for an earthquake."

Fact: Many business mitigation steps require no cost. Any on-going business can afford to mitigate.

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If you’ve identified critical risks to your business, you might be ready to take action to mitigate them. In many cases, it's helpful to do some planning first.

Making a mitigation plan means defining a scope of work, budgeting funds to pay for it, and scheduling it to fit with the running of your business. Sometimes the budget or schedule will prompt you to reduce or increase the scope. That's okay -- it's part of the planning process to think about your options and make sure you're spending your resources effectively.

Your plan doesn't have to be complicated. Its sole purpose is to help you go from thinking about your risk to mitigating it.