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FEMA Mitigation Advice - Disaster Recovery
By Disaster Recovery World.com Would you know what to do if an earthquake, flood, or hurricane hit you tomorro? Could your business survive? The resulting damage often goes beyond that of structure and contents. It means rebuilding costs, pressure on credit lines, loss of savings, out-of-work employees, all of which could be deadly to the future of your business. Your business operation can be interrupted by direct damages to your business location and equipment, or by failure of critical local infrastructures like electrical power, water supply and road systems. (Added: 29-Mar-2005 Hits: 550)Protecting Data in Today's Fast-Paced
By Bud Stoddard According to the author, on-line data back-ups are becoming the industry standard for companies serious about protecting their data. This article debunks three of the common myths surrounding on-line back-ups. Discussed is the cost, the security, and the capabilities of on-line back-ups. (Added: 4-Oct-2005 Hits: 592)How to Avoid Confusion or Conflict and Gain Cooperation During A Crisis
By Cole Emerson Planning for and managing disasters is very much like a military operation. Those at the front lines and in the midst of battle know the actual conditions with which they must deal. A Corporate Command Team located in the headquarters hundreds of miles away from the incident cannot possibly assess and respond to the incident as well as the on-site Command Team. The site must have the authority to make key decisions without requesting that authority for each action. This is not to suggest that the remote sites have carte blanche to do anything they want to do. Flexibility within pre-defined boundaries is the objective for establishing decision rights agreements during the crisis management or business continuity planning efforts. (Added: 31-Mar-2005 Hits: 606)Business Continuity Planning - All The Right Moves
By Disaster Resource.com Everywhere in today's business environment there are threatening concerns - of natural disasters, of man-made incidents both intentional and accidental, of power outages and telecommunications failures%u2026and scores of other perplexities. To countermand these concerns, one needs a business continuity strategy - an overarching plan based on the ability to anticipate, to assess the measure of an opponent, and to know where threats (both internal and external) lie. (Added: 29-Mar-2005 Hits: 639)It's A Crisis If There's No Plan (free advice on disaster recovery and planning)
By Martin Cohn Bad things can happen to any company. Hardware fails. Natural disasters happen. The thing is that if bad things happen and there's no plan to cope, then it's a crisis. A well planned strategy to deal with problems turns crisis into safety. (Added: 4-Oct-2005 Hits: 576)Most Companies Ill Prepared for Pandemic
By David Needle A new Basex report says that most large companies don't have the right policies to handle extended absenteeism and other pandemic related issues. (Added: 19-Jan-2006 Hits: 500)
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