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 Creating
a Disaster Recovery plan is far from a trivial exercise. Having stated this, however, it is equally the case that the creation of a plan
is often made far more difficult than necessary.
Do you really need a complicated piece of software to create your plan? Do
you need 20 years experience in business continuity planning? Do you need to
divert untold resources into the plan creation exercise? Certainly, if you
employ the Business Continuity Plan Generator, the answer is... NO!
The DRP Template comprises several key elements....
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A top quality disaster recovery / business continuity guide
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A comprehensive and easy to use disaster recovery /business continuity plan template
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Proven disaster recovery text and forms
Ease of use is the key... this should not be rocket science.
The template is provided as a MS-Word document.
The disaster recovery template takes away much of the
difficulty... it covers the whole gamut of recovery planning needs. All you
have to do is insert the specific details for your organization, business unit
or office by using the provided forms The guide
explains each section and sub-section of the plan... it links to the appropriate part of the plan for each issue considered!
This allows you to develop the plan quickly and accurately with minimum of fuss.
The template covers everything from IT business impact analysis through
to return to business as usual following an incident. The forms included are
very straightforward, allowing easy update and completion. Nothing is
overlooked.
The format of the template plan is designed for flexibility. It can be
changed or edited at will, to reflect specific or unique needs.
The Disaster Planning Template takes the mystery out of business continuity planning. It
makes it easily manageable, drawing on the knowledge of some of the most
experienced disaster recovery planning and business continuity consultants in the industry.
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First Steps To Disaster Recovery
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LEXINGTON, Ky. -- When President Obama declared a disaster after the mid-July severe storms, flooding and mudslides, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Kentucky Division of Emergency Management (KYEM) began working together to help people in the Commonwealth recover.
FEMA All Hazard Preparedness Campaign Continues
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- On Monday July 12, 2010, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) launched an All Hazards Preparedness Campaign in hardware stores to advise people on how to rebuild implementing mitigation measures and prevent future damages. More than 1,600 persons have been reached and this effort will continue in stores located in the 10 municipalities designated to receive federal aid under FEMAÂ’s Public Assistance program for Infrastructure damages, after the May 26-31, 2010 storms and flooding event.
Six Counties Added To Disaster Declaration
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BLOOMINGTON, Minn. – Six additional counties have been designated for all categories of Public Assistance as part of Minnesota’s federal disaster declaration, according to officials from the Minnesota Division of Emergency Management and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
FEMA's Ready Campaign And Citizen Corps Encourage Participation In The National Preparedness Month Coalition
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WASHINGTON -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) today announced that to date more than 1,900 national, regional, tribal, state and local organizations and businesses have pledged their support and joined the 2010 National Preparedness Month (NPM) Coalition. This is approximately 200 more than last year at this time. The registration for the Coalition continues through September.
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