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Continuity Insights welcomes the submission of clear, interesting, and helpful pieces directed toward business continuity/disaster recovery professionals for publication in our newsletter and online. We encourage you to cover relevant topics based on your experience and expertise.

For more than 20 years Continuity Insights has actively engaged with and sought contributions from thousands of business continuity professionals who exhibit the highest levels of expertise while fostering BC innovation, growth, and learning.

Continuity Insights takes education and information sharing to a new level, creating a community of passionate subject matter experts ready and willing to impart their knowledge, lessons learned, and best practices in their respective areas of concentration and expertise. We invite business continuity and disaster recovery professionals to submit editorial for our newsletter and website highlighting news and information that will be of benefit to others in our industry.

Submissions should be 750-1,000 words in length. They should avoid touting specific vendors or proprietary solutions. Those that are timely and avoid commercialization have a better chance of publication. Any article submitted to us must be original and exclusive to Continuity Insights.

We also accept news releases highlighting new software, research, white papers, and other business continuity resources.

All submissions can be emailed to don@continuityinsights.com. Due to the large number of submissions, we cannot pre-review ideas or guarantee publication for any submission. We do give every submission careful consideration, and if we are interested, you will contacted. Be sure to include your complete contact information.

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