Is the business continuity plan your company employs sufficient? If none exists, do you plan to implement one? How difficult is justifying and receiving the budget for a disaster recovery plan from upper management?
Learn the basics of creating a plan that will have you prepared to recover your data and keep the business running after an IT-disabling disaster.
by Glen Kunene, Senior Editor
January 15, 2002
hat would you do if a storm flooded your data center? Or how would you respond if a power outage blacked out your servers? How would you recover your data and keep the business running after an unforeseen disaster? When disasters strike unprepared companies the consequences range from prolonged system downtime and the resulting revenue loss to the companies going out of business completely, yet many IT shops are not prepared to deal with such scenarios.
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hat would you do if a storm flooded your data center? Or how would you respond if a power outage blacked out your servers? How would you recover your data and keep the business running after an unforeseen disaster? When disasters strike unprepared companies the consequences range from prolonged system downtime and the resulting revenue loss to the companies going out of business completely, yet many IT shops are not prepared to deal with such scenarios.
