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10 essential steps to include in a disaster recovery plan

10 essential steps to include in a disaster recovery plan

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No one is ever fully prepared for a disaster, regardless of what type it is. Hurricane Katrina was one test of whether IT disaster recovery plans were sufficient. This expert podcast offers 10 essential steps CIOs need to include in a DR plan that will hold up through any disaster.

SPEAKER: Pierre Dorion, certified business continuity professional, Mainland Information Systems Inc.

BIOGRAPHY: Dorion is a business continuity consultant at Phoenix-based Mainland Information Systems Inc., specializing in business continuity planning, backup and recovery and data availability as well as IT processes development. During the past six years, he has focused primarily on storage systems architecture and business continuity services engagements. Dorion is also an IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Certified Consultant, an authorized IBM TSM Instructor and holds the ITIL Foundation Certificate.

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