Titlebook: Disaster Recovery, Crisis Response, and Business Continuity; A Management Desk Re Jamie Watters Book 2014 Jamie Watters and Janet Watters 2

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Kurt Imhof,Roger Blum,Otfried Jarrenan organization is to survive a disaster or any other major out-of-the-ordinary event that upsets operations. This chapter will help you understand your education needs and deliver a program that prepares all key staff for potential disasters.

意見一致

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-02901-6 challenges you might have with your practices, and knowing what routine tasks are required. This chapter covers policy, processes, the key reports, and how you can have all these without creating a bureaucracy that slows response time to disasters and other negative events.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230513051In this chapter we introduce the key concepts of business continuity, explain how an organization should approach business continuity, and explore the roles that underpin business continuity. Everything covered here will be quite high level, and all the key themes will be explored in more detail in the subsequent chapters.

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Temperature profiles around the globeThe elements that make up successful WAR (work area recovery) tests are the same as those that make up successful IT DR tests:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-9458-5Maintaining your plans and solutions is essential if your recovery plan is going to work on the day you need it to. This chapter sets out what you’ll need to do to maintain a plan and the best way to go about it.