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An integrated resilience workspace that seamlessly integrates 10 core solutions into one, easy-to-use software platform.

Business Continuity
Business Continuity
Operational Resilience
Operational Resilience
Crisis Communications
Crisis Communications
operational risk management
Operational Risk Management
Crisis & Incident Management
Crisis & Incident Management
Third-Party Risk Management
Third-Party Risk Management
Emergency Management
Emergency Management
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Safety Management
Investigations and Case Management
Investigations & Case Management
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Security Management

The Noggin Platform

The world's leading integrated resilience workspace for risk and business continuity management, operational resilience, incident & crisis management, and security & safety operations.

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Industries

Explore Noggin's integrated resilience software, purpose-built for any industry.

Aviation
Aviation & Airports
Construction
Construction
Counter Terrorism
Counter-Terrorism
Care Services
Care Services
Education
Education
Financial Services
Financial Services
Healthcare
Healthcare & Hospitals
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Mining Oil & Gas
Mining, Oil & Gas
Government
Public Safety & Government
Retail & Hospitality
Retail & Hospitality
Technology
Technology
Transportation
Transportation
Utilities
Utilities
Venues & Entertainment
Venues & Entertainment
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Who We Are

The world’s leading platform for integrated safety & security management.

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Guide to Developing a Severe Weather Emergency Plan for Your Business

Best Practice Guide

Overview

Severe weather is one of the great unknowns. It can happen anywhere, at any time, with little to no warning, causing untold devastation to your company.

Worse still, businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, aren’t doing a great job of preparing for emergency weather incidents. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), 40 percent of small businesses don’t reopen after a natural disaster. Among those that do, only 29 percent remain operational two years later.

So what does it all mean? Well, as part of their legal and regulatory requirement to keep staff and customers safe, businesses need to adequately prepare for severe weather situations.

Preparedness means developing and implementing severe weather plans based on those likely emergencies. However, this kind of planning can be challenging. Fortunately, though, there are resources to help. We’ve consulted the best of them and put together a step-by-step guide to developing a severe weather emergency plan for your business.

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