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Visitors also can become members of the disaster recovery planning discussion forum at http://groups. No one knows when--or if--a systems failure will occur, which is why it's even more important for your firm, and your clients, to develop, maintain and regularly test a disaster recovery plan to mitigate the losses due to a system failure. THE SURGE IN demand for disaster recovery services in the months since September 11 underscores how many senior managers have found their companies' contingency plans lacking. |
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