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Solving
the Puzzle: Making Sense of Mass Notification Features & Benefits With
the latest highly-functional mass notification systems, you may
feel like you need a decoder ring and a cheat sheet to figure
out which features are mission-critical, must have, or important
to have, and which features will make your system a valuable “everyday”
operational tool. Join us as we crack the code and explain both
what’s available and which features will best fit your organization.
In this interactive session, we will define everything from abstract
concepts to commonly used terms in mass notification and help
determine what YOU need when it comes to formulating or improving
your BC/DR plan.
Compliance
and Operational Recovery Companies
need to be aware of how they manage their print and mail operations
relative to regulations such as GLB, HIPAA and Sarbanes-Oxley.
With federal regulations like these to comply with, it’s
more important than ever to have a recovery process in place that
works, not just on paper, but a tested and documented print and
mail recovery plan. This session will provide information on how
to analyze processing, infrastructure, current backup capabilities,
recovery and restoration plans and will give you valuable insight
into determining your company’s risk and the best options
for your recovery solution. Information on how to manage costs
and meet regulatory compliance, even if print/mail operations
are outsourced will be reviewed.
Continuity/Recovery
Planning for a Distributed Environment Disaster
recovery in a mainframe world has its own pitfalls, but planning
for BC and DR in a distributed environment brings a host of new
challenges. Disparate hardware and software, linked over LANs,
MANs, and WANs, backed up by various backup software, with differing
procedures and timing, with different support personnel for each
component makes recovery planning for the distributed environment
more complex than for centralized systems. There are practices,
all with their own implications, that can help to mitigate the
risk inherent in distributed systems. This session will discuss
the issues, risks, and procedures involved in BC/DR for distributed
systems.
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-The Critical Business Application: It Will Fail - What You Need
to Know to Keep it Running
Understanding
the Alternatives for Extending Storage Area Networks Regulatory
requirements and business economics are making business continuance
solutions mandatory for enterprises. Expert estimates indicate
that storage capacity for the IT industry is growing an estimated
49 percent annually. Because stricter government regulations are
demanding longer data retention and because greater amounts of
data are being generated through business automation, this growth
trend is likely to continue. To accommodate the vast amounts of
data needed throughout enterprises, many IT organizations are
switching from direct-attached storage to storage-area networks
(SANs). The presentation will examine the myriad of SAN extension
technologies available to IT administrators today with and will
explain how they can best match the most appropriate technology
according to the business and technical requirements of their
organizations. Information
Session 3 This
session features an overview of the certification and education
programs available from DRI International. DRII 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. Sessions/ Workshop Schedule
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Strategic
Session 3
Managerial
Session 3
Technical
Session 3
Emergency
Response Session 3
Advanced
Session 3
