Four Steps to Simplified Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery


Written by Phil on June 10, 2010 in Business Continuity.

It’s easy to get wrapped up in the planning of doomsday scenarios that might impact your business. However, it’s the smaller everyday disasters, such as power or service outages, failed equipment, or lost or corrupted data that are more likely to impact your business’ productivity. While major disasters occasionally happen and shouldn’t be overlooked, start by preparing for day-in and day-out upsets.

However, recent advancements in infrastructure and the proliferation of technology have made BC/DR less about the technology and more about developing, communicating, and executing a good plan — making it more accessible for the average business.

See Four Steps to Simplified Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery, by Joseph Pedano for ECommerce Times.

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