Business Management - Disaster Recovery

When a local printing company’s shop burned to the ground in January, Minnkota Power Cooperative’s print production operation stepped in to help save the business.

When a recent tornado devastated Minuteman Press franchisee Gary Conley's hometown of London, Kentucky, volunteers stepped up to help through Operation: Appalachia Strong.

The Canon Group has donated a $1 million to the American Red Cross to help those affected by the wildfires burning in California.

Duplo USA’s donation will go directly to trusted relief groups that are delivering emergency aid, shelter, and resources to those in need.

Natural disasters, including hurricanes, create substantial risks and liabilities for the printing industry. Here are some tips.

In anticipation of a potentially calamitous outcome, NPSOA has established a Rapid Response Roster of its member companies willing to assist print and sign shop owners impacted by disaster.

Fujifilm announced a $250,000 donation to the American Red Cross to support the relief efforts for those affected by Hurricane Helene.

Not many want to look back fondly on the pandemic, but it was four years ago today that Coronavirus panic hit the in-plant world.

Pennsylvania's largest newspaper, The Philadelphia Inquirer, suffered a major blow late last week, thanks to a cyberattack that prevented the publication of its regular Sunday print edition and caused a scaled-back Monday print edition without a classified section (including death notices).

Whether you call it a disaster plan, a contingency plan, or even just a scenario plan, the goal is the same: thinking through potential problems and coming up with possible solutions long before you ever need them.