backup and Disaster recovery

RELIABLE INFOTECH SOLUT IONS Backup and Disaster Recovery 1. Designate Your Primary Crisis Manágers You should already have team leaders designated, so they can hit the ground running and implement your Plan as smoothly as possible. 2. List Your Employees and Their Emergency Contact Information 3. Identify Major Clients' Contact Information This allows you to communicate updates with employees and families. In the event of a prolonged shutdown, you want to keep clients informed by letting them know when and where your business will be up and running again. ...-. ..-- 4. Keep a Record of Vital Financial Relationships 6. Design an Evacuation Plan Based on Disaster Type This plan will guide your employees on what to do depending on the disaster, and where to meet in case they need to vacate the premises. 5. Inventory Your Devices Maintain a current list of account numbers and contact information for banking, payroll, insurance and other financial resources. Your company needs access to these resources to function. A list with serial numbers will come in handy if a device fails, is stolen, or is destroyed. It also helps when it comes time to file an insurance claim. 7. Determine Who's in Charge of Restoring the Network Designate who's in charge of getting the network back up and running, where your business information is backed up, and then practice reestablishing your network. 8.Create a Potential Purchase List 9. Disaster Recovery Time Estimates This is a list of key items you would need to purchase to get your office back up and running as quickly as possible; include where you can buy these items; i.e., power strips, vital software, computers, office furniture, etc. You need to have tested your policies and procedures to see how long it takes to get your systems back up and running. Practice how you are going to do this until it becomes routine. M [email protected] www.reliableinfotechsolution.com.au 1800 663 923