Legal and Insurance

RE: Disaster Recovery

kwarmack — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 13:27:04 GMT

I'd also like to add that it would be helpful for the organization to prepare a business continuity plan. This plan would be a road map for the employees and others to ensure that in the event of a catastrophe or an unexplained event ( the building is locked and you can't get to your office), the business can continue. The plan should be maintained in several locations including on a flash drive so that should the plan need to be activated, it can be accessed quickly.

Business continuity is an important aspect for any business both large and small. I urge all business owners to consider putting a plan in to effect and keep your going concern going.

RE: Disaster Recovery

akgold — Thu, 22 May 2008 21:56:49 GMT

This article raises many excellent points. With so many natural disasters happening in America (New Orleans), China (earthquake), Southeast Asia (tsunami), as well as terror attacks - New York, London, Barcelona, Israel, Iraq, etc. it is something to really think about. What if? What if flooding or some natural disaster destroyed some aspect of one's business? What is the plan? How is one's business protected? And backing up one's data and important files is very important too.

RE: Disaster Recovery

Bluesuit — Fri, 09 May 2008 21:02:21 GMT

With so many natural disasters occuring, you can never be too prepared and insured.