AIB International Tip of the Week: 3 Issues Your Intermittent Operations Plan Should Address

AIB International Bakery October 9, 2020

Everyone recognizes that it’s better to plan for the worst than to make it up as you go in the middle of a crisis.

Wouldn’t it have been much easier to navigate COVID-19 if your company had a plan in place to address complex operational challenges?

Intermittent Operations Planning

One of the five foundational components of AIB International’s Pandemic Prepared Certification, Intermittent Operations Planning addresses communication between sales, operations, procurement and human resources to ensure effective management of resources including materials, workforce and downtime availability through the crisis.

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