Hellfire
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 Posted: Thu, 16 Dec 2004 11:23:19 Post Subject: |
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It's pretty amazing how many company's don't have a disaster recovery plan. After 9/11, as you would expect, there was an incredible surge in urgency for many corporations.
One thing to keep in mind, is if your corporation has a second building in another city, that could be a potential recovery site. If it's large enough, has hardware in place. People work split shifts, transfer work to them, etc.
Another thing to consider is to what level do you consider a disaster? Building burns down? City Floods? Hurricane/Tornado/Earthquake damage? 9/11 Disaster? Each one could potentially need a different recovery solution, or just select what's considered your worst case scenario and plan for that level of damage. |
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