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Breakout Session 3 Monday March 31, 2003, 4:15 - 5:15 p.m.
Business Continuity Planning in a Web-enabled Enterprise Abby
De Lotto, CBCP You can transform
BCP from a passive project to an active, participatory process by
exploiting the Web. In this session, you’ll learn how the
Web can help engage planners and top management more easily than
ever before, improve the communication of BCP strategies and solutions
within your company, and help make your planning cycle more integrated
and robust. Using the Web to reach a broader community enables you
to better sense and anticipate change, resulting in more accurate
and effective plans. Maximize your planning power with a web-based
approach to BCP.
If Your Plan Could Talk, What Would It Tell You? Norm
Harris Mr. Harris
will discuss tried and tested ways to ensure your plan agrees with
your plan objectives. Management plays a big role, but doesn’t
always specify what a plan should do. Learn the vital signs you
should look for before, during and after the plan development. This
session is designed to guide you through the rough spots and present
ways to recognize the danger signs. If your plan were ever called
upon to meet its planned objectives and if it could talk, it would
say “I am ready when you need me.” We all know that
many plans today could not say that.
How to Get an A From Internal Auditing on Your IT DR Plan Bill
Fairbanks Diane
Alwood In this session,
learn how to create a standardized information technology DR plan
that is clone-able for use at multiple sites covering multiple technology
platforms. Team creation, use of color-coding and icons, writing
standardized IT-friendly recovery procedures, and tips for working
with IT personnel, especially during exercises, are just some of
the topics covered in this presentation. All of these are currently
in use with good reviews from the IT personnel at Chase Manhattan
Mortgage and contributed to an “A” audit grade on a
major multi-platform exercise.
Protecting Your Primary Site via Data Network Redirection Capabilities Randy
Fisher, CBCP FEMA statistics
indicate that the 1990s were a turbulent period with a very high
incidence of natural and man-made disasters. Unfortunately
the 2000s appear to be following this trend. The ability to protect
and recover a primary data center is an absolute necessity for today’s
businesses. Data has and continues to grow in importance as
a corporate asset. This session will present an overview of some
existing and anticipated capabilities for protecting or recovering
from primary data center isolation or failure.
Outsourcing Risk and Business Continuity Damon
Arber Outsourcing
with a service supplier is not necessarily a marriage made in heaven.
There is potential for the same business continuity problems that
the originating corporation faced prior to outsourcing. These problems
must be addressed to avoid failure in service to clients and customers,
embarrassment to the corporation, and to comply with state, provincial,
federal and industry regulators. The presentation addresses the
types of risks the corporation faces and what should be done to
mitigate the effect of the impact of the risks. It also addresses
actions the corporation should take to protect against failure of
the service provider or the delivery chain, and to recover from
such failures.
Professionalism in BCP Thomas
Mawson This session
features an overview of the certification and education programs
available from DRI International. DRI has been providing instruction
in business continuity planning (BCP) methodology since 1988. Staff
and leaders will be on hand to describe course objectives, the process
for attaining certification in BCP and other services.
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