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Mitigating Wildfire Disaster: Early Detection and Commitment
Written by John R. “Bob” Bridge
This article presents a discussion on wildfire and the technical and organizational efforts to mitigate wildfire disasters. Wildfire not only causes loss of life, property, and ecosystems but creates other disasters such as erosion and economic degradation.
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Cover Story: The Three-Minute Drill - Click the link below to read the Digital Edition of DRJ Summer 2010.
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In business continuity, managing a
variety of teams and personnel is
essential. And, now practitioners
face ways to get multiple
generations to work together in a
cohesive way.
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September is National Preparedness Month! This awareness month is sponsored by the Ready Campaign in partnership with Citizen Corps and the Ad Council. NPM is designed to encourage Americans to take simple steps to prepare for emergencies in their homes, businesses, and communities.
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Best Practices For The "Always-On"
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September 15, 2010
Keeping IT assets up and running 24x7 is not a simple task, it involves setting the right policies and implementing the right technologies...
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Your BC Toolkit: Options and integration --- Part 4
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September 30, 2010
This five-part, information-packed series takes you through creating a business continuity plan from start to finish.
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Business Resiliency Strategies:
From Basic to Bullet-Proof
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Generally Accepted Practices
The DRJ Editorial Advisory Board (EAB) Generally Accepted Business Continuity Practices Committee and partner organizations (ARMA, DRII, FSTC and NFPA) are pleased to announce the Generally Accepted Practices (GAP) document is in its final phase.
This final phase is to "fine-tune" the document for Industry Specific GAP documents. Input is needed from practitioners in all industries. Currently, the committee is seeking participation from practitioners in the healthcare industry. To participate, email:
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The GAP document was created by 10 individual sub-committees of seasoned business continuity professionals from partner organizations (ARMA, DRII, FSTC and NFPA) and members from the public and private sectors.
The mission of the DRJ-EAB effort is: “ To be recognized as a leading source of ‘sound’ Generally Accepted Practices by providing a depository of knowledge and recommendations offered by skilled business continuity practitioners.”
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