As the public anxiously awaits release of the swine flu vaccine and news reports tally the latest damage done by the H1N1 virus -- commonly known as the swine flu virus -- it's not too late to make contingency plans for soaring absenteeism in the workplace. How can IT professionals prepare for a potential swine flu outbreak? The following swine flu resources, culled from SearchCIO.com and other TechTarget sites, provide advice for managing the swine flu pandemic in the office, building ...
Tips from
the CDC's CIO on H1N1 flu preparedness
[Linda Tucci, Senior News Writer]
As a second wave of swine flu looms, we get a list of swine flu
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preparedness tips from James
Seligman, CIO at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Tips for
business continuity and contingency planning for swine flu
[Linda Tucci, Senior News Writer]
IT business continuity plans for swine flu outbreaks focus on people and remote access issues. Here
are experts' tips on what to include.
Swine
flu -- not hurricanes -- leads disaster recovery agenda
[Linda Tucci, Senior News Writer]
As Hurricane Bill bore down, a look at what really topped the disaster recovery agenda for IT
leaders -- swine flu.
Swine
flu and business continuity planning resources
[Anne McCrory, Editorial Director]
Fall has barely started, yet warnings about flu season -- swine flu season, that is -- are
circulating fast and furious. Here's a list of swine flu preparedness resources available online --
including on Twitter -- to keep you up to date.
As
swine flu spreads, CIOs prepare business continuity plans, measures
[Kristen Caretta, Associate Editor]
Are your disaster recovery and business continuity plans up to snuff for a swine flu pandemic? Find
out what measures other CIOs are taking and what you can do.
Pandemic
preparation, risk and business continuity
[Troy Tate, Contributor]
The pandemic watches of the past few years should have organizations thinking about their risks and
business continuity plans.
Network
teams prepare for impact of swine flu on remote access
[Tim Scannell, Site Editor]
Remote access contingency planning is on the rise as networking teams prepare for an expected
increase in telecommuters to counter the spread of the H1N1 swine flu.
The
swine flu outbreak: Business continuity and disaster recovery planning for a pandemic
[Paul Kirvan, Contributor]
This article looks at how swine flu may affect your organization and offers practical business
continuity advice on how to mitigate the impact.
Swine
flu outbreak results in spam pandemic
[Robert Westervelt, News Editor]
Spammers are taking advantage of the swine flu outbreak to trick users into giving up their email
address, opening a malicious PDF file and even buying a cure.
Swine
flu puts spotlight on pandemic planning
[Marcia Savage, Features Editor]
Financial services firms are monitoring the swine flu outbreak and readying pandemic plans.
The
swine flu vs. other pandemics
[Paul Kirvan, Contributor]
With the swine flu outbreak, the good news is that, at the moment, we are not dealing with a
1918-style pandemic.
Virtualization:
The swine flu cure?
[Ken Cline, Contributor]
Why virtualize? There are many reasons why it's beneficial to virtualize your environment, but the
current swine flu scare is highlighting a very good reason.
How's
your pandemic response plan looking today?
[David Schneier, Contributor]
It's unclear how big a threat the swine flu represents, but it serves as a reminder of how critical
pandemic planning is, Schneier says.
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This was first published in September 2009
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