The crux of the disaster recovery planning process is the development of concrete strategies and plans to recover IT hardware in case of disaster. Such plans are formulated on the basis of risk and business impact assessments that tell you exactly what is in jeopardy in case of unforeseen events. These are then made part of the DNA of the organisation by testing, training and staff awareness. Finally, these plans have to evolve as your organisation and its IT systems change over time, through auditing, maintenance and continuous improvement of your disaster recovery programme.
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Drawing up strategies for a disaster recovery audit program, as well as for maintenance and continuous improvement, are the key final stages in the development of a disaster recovery programme. This article walks you through the essential elements that can make your disaster recovery provision flex with the changes in your organisation.
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