| Publisher | CA XOsoft | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | Webcast | Date added | 04 Oct 2006 |
| Topics | Database Management, Disaster Recovery, Knowledge and Data Management, Network Disaster Recovery, Data Recovery - Security | ||
| Downloads | 387 | ||
Everyone is talking about disaster recovery (DR) planning and how important it is to be prepared for any emergency that could impact business-critical operations. But how do you actually develop a sound DR plan? There's lots of information out there, but where do you actually begin?
The development of a comprehensive disaster readiness plan generally encompasses these three steps:
- Identify the processes and resources that are truly business-critical
- Develop realistic and necessary recovery objectives for those processes and resources
- Determine how you can achieve your DR objectives as simply and cost-effectively as possible
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