Field notes
Notes from continuity work
Articles rooted in risk assessment and continuity planning for mid-sized companies — critical activities, tabletops, suppliers, and realistic timelines.
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How long should a continuity assessment take
Four to six weeks is enough for most mid-sized scopes — if interviews stay focused and sponsors protect calendar time.
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Supplier concentration risk for Thai mid-market firms
When a single upstream partner holds a unique mould, ingredient, or logistics slot, continuity planning starts outside your own walls.
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What a tabletop exercise reveals that desk reviews miss
Reading a continuity plan in silence rarely exposes unclear authority. A short facilitated scenario usually does.
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Mapping critical activities before you write a plan
Continuity documents fail when every department claims equal priority. Here is how mid-sized firms in Thailand can rank what must recover first.
