Having been in corporate IT for more than a decade, I am intimately familiar with disaster recovery planning and business continuity planning. I have been through hundreds of tests and several emergencies. So I know the importance of emergency planning. My wife is also experienced in emergency medical planning having worked in hospitals and is [...]
Posts Tagged ‘disaster recovery’
ReBoot – Family Emergency Planning
Posted in Random Thoughts, ReBoot, tagged disaster recovery, emergency, family emergency, family emergency planning, ICE, in case of emergency on March 12, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Do You Have A Pandemic Plan?
Posted in CIO, CIO/CTO, Leadership, tagged BCP, business continuity, disaster recovery, flu, H1N1, pandemic planning on October 27, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The flu season is upon us and news reports are stating that H1N1 will be wide spread this season. IT executives should review and update their disaster recovery/BCP plans and if they do not have one, develop a pandemic plan. As part of your pandemic planning the following points should be reviewed: If you do [...]
Disaster Recovery Planning – Part 2
Posted in IT Process, tagged disaster, disaster recovery on June 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
You are in charge of your firm’s computer operations. It is your responsibility to keep things operational 24×7. But have you adequately addressed your disaster recovery needs? In my previous post “Disasters from A to Z“, I discuss types of disasters that might affect your operations. Disasters come without warning and with different degrees of [...]
Disasters From A to Z
Posted in IT Process, tagged disaster, disaster recovery, DR, emergency, events, NYC on May 20, 2009 | 2 Comments »
It amazes me that in this day and age there are firms out there with absolutely no disaster recovery plan. I am not talking about a comprehensive 200-page manual but just a simple calling tree. How can any business operate without some level disaster recovery preparedness? Let’s first define disaster. I would define a disaster [...]




