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The need for
disaster recovery and business continuity planning has been
highlighted recently by the continuing rapid increase in the
dependency of business on technology and the series of
headline-grabbing, thought-provoking disasters witnessed in recent
years, caused by and including power failures, fuel shortages,
storms and floods.
As these disasters occupy prominent
coverage by the news media, the senior management of virtually every
company and governmental entity needs to consider and plan for the
prospect of a disaster interrupting their operations.
Yet
the cause of the disaster condition is more often a localized
occurrence which can have a deceptively great impact on a company or
organization. It is these more common occurrences which happen to an
individual company rather than an entire area, that activate
companies to plan beyond the point of "what if" to a more proactive
"how can we prepare for this type of thing happening again"
approach.
This practical and highly topical site:
- provides the "how-to" of planning and
implementing recovery policies in case of disaster or emergency
- is an invaluable "toolkit" for CEOs,
and managers who find themselves in the role of internal
consultant on corporate business continuity planning
- offers the same kind of guidance as an
external specialist
- will also be a valuable source of
reference for business consultants in the field
Explore the Disaster Recovery
Toolkit
Contains 18 ready to use templates for successful
Disaster Recovery Planning / IT Service Continuity
Management
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