This book lays the framework for organizations that wish to form comprehensive disaster recovery plans. The book also examines current trends identified through a recent nonprofit study.
This book lays the framework for organizations that wish to form comprehensive disaster recovery plans. The book also examines current trends identified through a recent nonprofit study.
Michael K. Robinson is IT Director at Creative Direct Response and Adjunct Instructor at Anne Arundel Community College.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Introducing Nonprofits to Disaster Recovery: Getting Beyond the Initial Fear Is the Need For a Disaster Recovery Plan Real? The Basic Cycle of Events in Disaster and Recovery Questions for Review and Implementation Chapter 3 Team Formation and Initial Plan Development: Moving Into High Gear Protecting the Organization's Assets Sharing Information Disseminating Disaster Information: A Unique Twist on a Web Site Don't Just Get Insurance, Talk to the Insurance Company Chapter 4 Protecting Information and Functions: Document Backups: Hard or Electronic Copies? Protecting the Organization's Records Applicable Regulations Protecting the Organization's Activities Protecting Sources of Income Backing Up Electronic Data Qu Chapter 5 Risks: Inside and Out: Starting Points Procedures Computer Systems Revenue Impact Vendors and Partners Questions for Review and Implementation Chapter 6 Implementation and Updates: Get the Word Out Make Decisions in Advance Purchase Redundant Equipment Document Procedures and Plans Off-Site Storage On-Site Storage Test the Plan Update the System Emergency Sites Where to Go From Here Questi Chapter 7 Appendix A: Nonprofit Survey Chapter 8 Appendix B: Disaster Recovery Planning Resources Chapter 9 Bibliography Chapter 10 About the Author Chapter 11 Index
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Introducing Nonprofits to Disaster Recovery: Getting Beyond the Initial Fear Is the Need For a Disaster Recovery Plan Real? The Basic Cycle of Events in Disaster and Recovery Questions for Review and Implementation Chapter 3 Team Formation and Initial Plan Development: Moving Into High Gear Protecting the Organization's Assets Sharing Information Disseminating Disaster Information: A Unique Twist on a Web Site Don't Just Get Insurance, Talk to the Insurance Company Chapter 4 Protecting Information and Functions: Document Backups: Hard or Electronic Copies? Protecting the Organization's Records Applicable Regulations Protecting the Organization's Activities Protecting Sources of Income Backing Up Electronic Data Qu Chapter 5 Risks: Inside and Out: Starting Points Procedures Computer Systems Revenue Impact Vendors and Partners Questions for Review and Implementation Chapter 6 Implementation and Updates: Get the Word Out Make Decisions in Advance Purchase Redundant Equipment Document Procedures and Plans Off-Site Storage On-Site Storage Test the Plan Update the System Emergency Sites Where to Go From Here Questi Chapter 7 Appendix A: Nonprofit Survey Chapter 8 Appendix B: Disaster Recovery Planning Resources Chapter 9 Bibliography Chapter 10 About the Author Chapter 11 Index
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