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Anecdotal evidence tells us that around 80% of businesses who suffer a disaster
like fire, flood or theft will fail during the next twelve months.
Try our free online questionnaire to look at the risks your organisation
may be facing.
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disaster management
During the years we've worked as IT consultants, we've witnessed organisations
who have suffered losses caused by fire, flood and theft.
We've seen servers standing in three feet deep flood water, offices totally
gutted by fire and almost unbelievable acts of theft - caught on CCTV a thief
literally carrying out a file server which weighed 60Kg and his accomplice making
off with the UPS which weighed 75Kg - in broad daylight.
In every case, in our experience, there has been no pre-planned strategy for
dealing with the aftermath of the disruption. But a little time spent thinking ahead
would have reduced the imapact of all of these events from being near-terminal
catastrophes to just inconvenience.
There are three steps to creating a disaster plan:
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Step one:
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recognise there may be a problem and take action
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Step two:
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carry out a risk assesment to identify areas of vulnerability
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Step three:
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create a disaster plan which can be executed when necessary
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You can start this process by using our online questionnaire which will cover
step one and take you into step two.
Then if you are interested in taking it further, we can help you complete a full
risk assesment and formulate your disaster plan.
The online questionnaire is
here
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