To qualify for the global award, a company must have won three regional awards in this category. Regus won the Continuity and Resilience Innovation award in Europe in 2016, in Asia in 2016, and in Australasia in 2017.
Joe Sullivan, Managing Director of Workplace Recovery, Regus, comments: “We believe that Regus Dynamic Workplace Recovery is the most innovative product in the workplace continuity space in over 20 years.
“The solution has been designed to meet the needs of today’s global, mobile and remote workforce by providing over 2800 locations globally to help businesses recover when an incident happens. Businesses can plan, be prepared, and reduce risk when disaster strikes. They are not limited to pre-determined decisions and can act swiftly and appropriately depending on the nature of the event.”
For decades, companies have had only a few choices when selecting where to recover their people in the event of a disaster. These options were limited to static facilities which were often inaccessible, unreliable and over-subscribed.
Recently developed, Regus’s Dynamic Workplace Recovery is an innovative and economic solution which enables companies to instantaneously and flexibly recover their employees in multiple locations based upon the particular demands of an event.
With natural disasters impossible to predict and an increased risk from other world events, the need to have an established workplace recovery plan is greater than ever. Now, instead of relying completely on a pre-determined site, clients can recover anywhere – in the same city or a different country, close to home or close to work – based on the impact of the event. Moreover, they are guaranteed availability as Regus does not oversubscribe and has a large and growing set of centres that are available to companies in need.
The Business Continuity Institute (BCI) is the world’s leading institute for business continuity, and the awards recognise the outstanding contributions of Business Continuity, Risk and Resilience professionals and organisations.