Contingency Corner: Water Cuts

Contingency Corner: Water Cuts

  Contingency Corner: Water Cuts Water Cuts Why water disruptions happen Aging infrastructure, seasonal demand spikes, and maintenance backlogs are common causes of interruptions in developing utility networks. Disruptions can range from a few hours to several days,...
Contingency Corner: Water Cuts

Contingency Corner: Power Loss

  Contingency Corner: Power Loss Power Loss Why this risk deserves its own plan Security cameras, access control systems, and alarms often depend on continuous power. When the grid fails without a backup in place, these systems fail with it, at precisely the moment...
Contingency Corner: Water Cuts

Contingency Corner: Security Cameras

  Contingency Corner: Security Cameras In locations where crime is a concern, the employment of security cameras is often a first step considered to enhance security at residential or commercials sites. Security cameras can be an effective piece of a broader security...
Contingency Corner: Water Cuts

Contingency Corner: Regulatory Risk

  Contingency Corner: Regulatory Risk Regulatory Risk in Emerging Markets Why regulatory environments shift quickly Several factors make regulatory change harder to anticipate in emerging markets than in more established ones: Legislation can move from proposal to...