Most small business owners understand how important it is to have proper insurance in place to cover them in the event of a fire. If they operate a 'brick and mortar' establishment and a fire does break out, then they will want to ensure that all of their equipment, fittings, fixtures and stock can be replaced without causing too much hardship. Yet while this type of insurance is essential, it does not cover the real cost to the business associated with downtime.
12 December 2019
