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Small Business: Planning to weather storms

September 19, 2011 9:36 AM By JAMIE HERZLICH jherzlich@aol.com

Quick ReadTaking necessary steps now can help ensure that your business operates more smoothly in case of a weather-related business interruption, experts say.

In the Melville branch of Herald National Bank,

Photo credit: Charles Eckert | In the Melville branch of Herald National Bank, president Michael Carleton stands in the server room at an operations center designated as the bank’s disaster recovery site. (Sept. 6, 2011)

Jamie Herzlich

Newsday columnist Jamie Herzlich Jamie Herzlich

Herzlich writes the Small Business column in Newsday.

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Tropical Storm Irene has passed, but that doesn't mean the region can't be hit with another storm or hurricane or even a major snowstorm this year.

There's no controlling Mother Nature, but you can control how prepared you are when it comes to keeping your business functioning during inclement weather.

Taking necessary steps now can help ensure that your business operates more smoothly...

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