The manner in which property insurance claims are handled has changed over the years, resulting in serious crises for those affected by disasters. This article offers possible solutions to your insurance dilemmas.

A growing project for the Federal Government is to unite businesses and industries to create Disaster Resistant Communities. The author outlines techniques and strategies for allowing further precautionary development across the nation.

Being confronted with television cameras can be intimidating for a company’s spokesperson. Here are a few suggestions to consider if you are ever suddenly forced into the “limelight”.

Although asteroids and comets are rare occurrences, they still pose a threat to various levels of our industry, from the small business all the way to the national government. The author provides recent data to encourage disaster awareness, on the galact ic scale.

During September 14-17, 1997, DRJ held its Ninth International Disaster Recovery Symposium and Exhibition. A brief summary of the events of these four days is given in this piece.

Changes in technologies and the computer industry has permitted the potential for greater problems and disasters. The author focuses on the mishaps that may occur to your company’s system.

Part one of this series focused on theories of probability. The current piece displays how scenario-based risk analysis can be used in your planning process.

Two recent surveys from DRJ list several options for your DR planning.

The author discusses the major costs of maintaining a hot-site.

In this two-part article, the author first examines obstacles which hamper successful DR planning, primarily focusing on project management.

This article focuses on the differences between the various types of disaster tolerant computing systems by examining the intricate details within the systems.

The authors propose a new outlook towards the use of EOCs for your company.