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Business Continuity Planning
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Business continuity planning involves creating a plan to minimize the effects of an interruption to an organization's operations in the event of natural disaster or other disruption to one or more critical business functions or resources. Learn how.
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Business Continuity Planning Is Not A Project
By Monica Zein, Sally Cohn, Tracy Broadway
It is often thought that Business Continuity Planning is a project with a finite ending. Not so! Creating the Business Continuity Plan is just a part of developing a business recovery program. The process also includes evaluating costs, selecting an alternate site(s), making employees aware of the Plan, updating the Plan and testing the Plan on a regular basis.
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Continuity Of Operations In The 21st Century
By Doug Henderson
The 21st century has brought businesses new threats, an increased demand for continuity of operations and a reliance on new technologies. Effective planning must address all of these constantly evolving factors. The three distinct but interdependent planning areas are often referred to as follows:
Emergency (or Incident) Response (or Crisis Management) Planning,
Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP), and Information Technology (or Disaster Recovery) Planning.
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Disaster Contingency Planning: The Necessity for Print-to-Mail Operations
By Jim Richards
Until recently, print-to-mail operations were predominately mechanical, repetitious functions for printing variable data on preprinted forms, accumulating pages using routine barcode automation, inserting the accumulated pages into envelopes, metering the envelopes, sorting by zip codes and delivering to the U.S. Post Office. Print-to-mail disaster recovery only meant finding available floor space, hiring temporary laborers and installing similar off-the-shelf equipment. This dramatically changed in the mid-1980s when businesses had to reduce operating costs to be competitive.
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