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The Crisis ToolA tool to help planners prepare for recovering from a business interruption. Such interruptions could be man made or natural. Contains templates for 21 call lists; 11 check lists; 2 sets of guidelines for dealing with the press and employees; 7 types of reports; 7 sample forms and manuals and 4 tables dealing with Priorities, Staff and projects affected, Shipments suspensions and rerouting.
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Disaster Prep 101"Disaster Prep 101" is a recently completed training manual on civilian individual and family preparedness. The depth and detail of this manual place it in a class all by itself. Please visit our site at www.disasterprep101.com to learn more.
Disaster Recovery Planning GuideThe Disaster Recovery Planning Guide is intended to be a launch pad for those seeking help with the business continuity planning process
Disaster Recovery SANContinuous Data Protection and Disaster Recovery SAN, provided by SANRAD to ensure 24/7 business continuity. Complete data protection, storage failover, offsite backup & disaster recovery solutions over IP-SAN.
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| #1 | Service Level Agreement and SLA Guide - Directory of service level agreement template, guidebook, training, and audit resources. | |
| #2 | Business continuity metrics: How much can you afford to lose? - When developing a disaster recovery plan, companies need to evaluate how fast they can get their businesses running again and how much data they can afford to lose. Bob Cramer, CEO of LiveVault Corp., offers tips on key metrics companies should use to make these decisions. | |
| #3 | A Design Language for Emergency Operations Center Facilities - "Most EOC layouts can be described in terms of a few basic models, each of which has unique implications for the organizational dynamics it supports. These basic layouts are combined and hybridized to yield almost all real-world EOC floorplans." | |
| #4 | IBM's Web Service Level Agreements (WSLA) Project - The Web Service Level Agreement (WSLA) project, developed by IBM, addresses service level management issues within a Web services environment. Issues addressed include SLA specification, creation and monitoring. The project provides: Explicit specifications of servlce level agreements that can be monitored by the service provider, customer and even by a third-party; Ease of SLA creation using template-based authoring tools; and, Distributed monitoring framework for deployment in a single site or across multiple sites by translating SLA data in configuration information for the individual service provider components and third party services to perform the measurement and supervision activities. The WSLA creation and monitoring framework complements various other projects addressing issues on proactive management of a service environment, e.g., provisioning resources, workload management, etc., according to the agreed upon service levels specified via WSLA. | |
| #5 | SLA Savvy: Five Secrets for Making sure you Get the Most from Your Service-Level Agreements. - By JULIE BORT, Network World, 09/27/99. | |
| #6 | MIT Business Continuity Plan - An external release of the MIT Business Continuity Plan. | |
