Beijing, China, April 14, 2020, the ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus said: "The only change in life is eternity." Although today's companies have truly grasped the true meaning of this sentence, when faced with At the critical moment of life and death, how to formulate targeted plans to eliminate the potentially destructive effects of emergencies determines the life and death of an enterprise.

Statistics from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (Federal Emergency Management Agency) show that many small and medium-sized enterprises are facing severe situations:40% of companies did not restart after the disaster, and 25% of those companies that restarted closed within a year. According to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's official website Ready.gov, which is designed to educate people about natural and man-made emergencies and disasters, it is estimated that 63% of companies have not formulated corresponding business recovery procedures for emergencies. 40% of companies did not restart after the disaster, and 25% of those companies that restarted closed within a year. According to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's official website Ready.gov, which is designed to educate people about natural and man-made emergencies and disasters, it is estimated that 63% of companies have not formulated corresponding business recovery procedures for emergencies.Although climate phenomena, natural disasters and other catastrophic events are beyond human control, this does not mean that companies cannot predict, evaluate and mitigate the impact of these crises. Today, we have strong technical capabilities to actively enhance business continuity and feasibility when unexpected events occur, or at least not to ignore foreseeable risks to avoid worse results.The cutting-edge digital platform has advanced analysis and remote connection capabilities, which can help companies identify potential vulnerabilities, enable them to respond to emergencies, and reduce their impact on business continuity. Digital technology can provide business leaders with mission-critical data to help them prepare in advance for emergencies. Companies can predict emergencies in advance and implement mitigation plans, prioritize and implement more effective crisis response strategies, thereby reducing risks to business operations, employees, and customers.