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Work Study, 2002
The 11 September tragedy in the USA has provided a wake up call to remind businesses of the need for adequate disaster recovery and business continuity planning. A business continuity plan must be comprehensive and up to date. This paper outlines the key content of such a plan and the issues to be addressed in drawing one up to ensure it meets real ...
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The 11 September tragedy in the USA has provided a wake up call to remind businesses of the need for adequate disaster recovery and business continuity planning. A business continuity plan must be comprehensive and up to date. This paper outlines the key content of such a plan and the issues to be addressed in drawing one up to ensure it meets real ...
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A project planning process for business continuity
Information Management & Computer Security, 1997Discusses the formulation of a business recovery plan. As a starting point, presents the business recovery timeline model. Gives a framework of components to be considered in a business continuity project planning process, i.e. a risk reduction programme.
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Disaster recovery and business continuity planning
Proceedings of the International Conference and Workshop on Emerging Trends in Technology, 2010It is now generally recognized that Business continuity planning and disaster recovery planning are vital activities. However, the creation of (and maintenance of) a sound business continuity and disaster recovery plan, is a complex undertaking, involving a series of steps. Prior to creation of the plan itself, it is essential to consider the potential
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, 2011 2007
Historically, enterprises that have survived natural or man-made disasters have had recovery plans in place and were ready to face the risk of business interruptions. This has been the traditional field of Disaster Recovery. Today, the increased dependence on technology and tighter requirements in terms of recovery speed have made recovery plans more ...
M. Cremonini, P. Samarati
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Historically, enterprises that have survived natural or man-made disasters have had recovery plans in place and were ready to face the risk of business interruptions. This has been the traditional field of Disaster Recovery. Today, the increased dependence on technology and tighter requirements in terms of recovery speed have made recovery plans more ...
M. Cremonini, P. Samarati
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COBIT 5 domain delivery, service and support mapping for business continuity plan
, 2016Amirul Iqbal, I. Mustika
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