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03 9th, 2010| 
Looking for something a management level and not necessarily overly technical for a disaster recovery plan
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Mar
8
An introduction to A&W disaster Recovery, first starting with General Manager Wayne Rhoden and then going into the history of the company and a bit about what it does.
Duration : 0:3:58
Mar
7
I would like to shoot pictures around the world in disaster areas. War photography, natural disasters, things of that nature. I am currently an admitted freshman at Columbia College in Chicago with the intent of majoring in photography and minoring in art management. Would I need to join AP or a news station of some sort? Any info, or professional feedback from people in the field currently would be great.
Concentrate on photojournalism, join the NPPA. Start shooting any events you can get to and submit them to as many newspapers and magazines as you can – try to get published and build a portfolio. This will lead you to stringer/freelance work and help you land a staff photographer position. Continually try to improve your position to work and learn from the best.
You don’t get war and disaster assignments until you can work independently, and consistently produce quality work under all conditions.
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Mar
5
its for my Networking Class…..need help…ok here
You have a small business which is doing well, in fact, better than you were expecting for this year. You do not want to take chances and think that a professional disaster recovery plan will be in your best interest. You would like to explore the use of software to generate your own plan. Find three software packages for the generation of disaster recovery plans, summarize their offerings; which would you choose?
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plz anyone help me find them….thx
Not sure it is what you are looking for but we have a small business and part of our disaster recovery plan is an online backup program from
http://mozy.com/
I guess technically it is software but it isn’t something you go to Best Buy and buy in a box.
Mar
3
what is a disaster recovery policy, and a rights policy?
disaster recovery policies are generally used by organizations that have multiple computer resources. The policy dictates the procedures that should be employed once critical points of failure occurr in your network or systems. The goal of the policy is normally how fast can you get the system back up and operating in a normal capacity. It also is a policy that dictates disaster prevention, what things are you doing or should you be doing to prevent critical system crashes.
Mar
2
Asterisk® PBX appliances implementing VoIP telephony with Asterisk® and Elastix, Druid GUI and Tribox CE distributions. Open source IP PBX hardware solutions include FXS, FXO, BRI, E1/T1 PRI & R2 telephony interfaces. This video demonstrates how to use two disaster recovery utilities from Xorcom: Xorcom Rapid Recovery (backup and restore utility) and Xorcom Live Rescue (bootable disk-on-key that bypasses the hard disk to operate the PBX until maintenance can be scheduled).
Duration : 0:5:14
Mar
1
how can a big organization set up a disaster recovery plan to make sure the data are safe
You hire someone to set it up for you.
Or, you have your risk manager outline it for you.
Feb
27
3 Tips to save over $500,000 on building a new disaster recovery Solution. Using 2 Used EMC CLARiiON CX4-240, CommVault Replication Software, Used McData FCIP Switches, Used Brocade 4100 Switches. Also, two additional tips to help save money on an existing disaster Recovery solution.
http://www.reliant-technology.com/specials/disaster-recovery
Duration : 0:3:30
Feb
27
Hey guys. Just started a new tech job and I’m kinda confused about their products. Does anyone know the difference between disaster Recovery and Business Continuity? Thanks so much.
It is explained here.
http://www.esecurityplanet.com/best_practices/article.php/3501341