Who “Drives” DAPR?
Posted by: David Scott
(Note: See prior two articles if necessary)
Who drives DAPR? One Guess… Particularly for Business, it is inadvisable to rely on a simple conversation with IT regarding this area....
(Note: See prior two articles if necessary)
Who drives DAPR? One Guess… Particularly for Business, it is inadvisable to rely on a simple conversation with IT regarding this area....
The other day, we spoke of IDRU – check
We’ve touched on the disaster of what’s happening in the Gulf of Mexico and with the ongoing tragedy of BP’s oil spill. We can understand that technology is enabling: For both good and ill.
On a smaller scale, many local... In our last discussion, we talked about new scales of harm – weighted outcomes that are so great, as delivered by disaster, that holding them in abeyance ... Let’s examine new scales of risk, weighted outcomes, and what must be done in the face of...
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EMP: Electro-Magnetic Pulse – A Reasoned Discourse for DAPR’s Replacement of Standard DR Policies
Posted by: David Scott
BP oil spill, business recovery, DAPR, disaster awareness preparedness and recovery, disaster recovery, electro-magnetic pulse, emp, gulf oil spill, IDRU, risk management
Understanding IDRU (Inadequacy, Disaster, Runaway and Unrecoverability) in contrasting Disaster Recovery (DR) vs. Disaster Awareness, Preparedness and Recovery (DAPR)
Posted by: David Scott
BP gulf oil spill, DAPR, disaster recovery, DR, IDRU
BP and the Gulf Oil Spill: Lessons for IT and Business.
Posted by: David Scott
BP gulf oil spill, BP oil spill, business continuity, contingency plans, DAPR, disaster recovery, gulf oil spill, IDRU, IT plans, IT policy, risk analysis
