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I have official permission from my boss to include a section in the paper I'm writing up for our business continuity meeting this afternoon on What The Company Will Do If New York City Is Rendered Inaccessible Due To Giant Monster Attack.
No, seriously, the CFO said I could.
ETA: I will write this up sometime in the next few days, along with our other disaster response plans. Right now the boss just wants something general. Specific actions can follow later, which is good, because my adrenaline's run out.
No, seriously, the CFO said I could.
ETA: I will write this up sometime in the next few days, along with our other disaster response plans. Right now the boss just wants something general. Specific actions can follow later, which is good, because my adrenaline's run out.
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Will the section also include contingencies for Giant Robots, or do the Giant Monster provisions cover those eventualities adequately?
(I'm put in mind of Warren Ellis's short series Tokyo Storm Warning.)