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A solid business continuity plan would ensure that all normal business operations can resume during a disaster. This will normally include access to all necessary data and a secure place for where employees can continue to work. To be successful, a business continuity plan ensures unfettered operation of all network connections, online systems, phones, network drives, servers, and business applications with no downtime.
COVID-19 has sort of brought a new meaning to the term “disaster management’.  In a normal disaster people are certain of when it started and when it will end. With this latest global pandemic no one really seems to know when it will end, and
a lot of business have had to be creative to stay afloat. Other businesses may not entirely recover. 
Clothing stores for example will lose billions of dollars’ worth of business everyday they are shut as many countries go on a lockdown. Not to mention with the global pandemic, fashion seems to be at the back of everyone’s mind as we are all focusing on the number one priority which is to stay alive. While this may seem like the end, a lot of businesses can look at this as an opportunity to explore other times of businesses avenues which they would have otherwise never would have explored before had it not been for this pandemic. 

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