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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Learning from the Costa Concordia Shipwreck
On Friday January 13th, the Costa Concordia had a disaster – running into rocks off the shores off Italy’s western coast and eventually rolling onto its side in the water. The toll on human life is tragic – several are … Continue reading
Posted in Business Continuity, Cloud, Disaster Recovery, Downtime, Technology, Uptime
Tagged Capsize, Costa Concordia, Crisis Management, disaster preparedness, Disaster Recovery, Risk, Shipwreck
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5 Disaster Preparedness Resolutions
You might think that new year’s resolutions are made to be broken. Whether it’s to exercise more, chew fingernails less, or other clichés, they are hard to follow through on. Witness the packed gym in January that becomes empty before March. … Continue reading
Posted in Business Continuity, Cloud, Disaster Recovery, Downtime, Technology, Uptime
Tagged Availability, Crisis Management, Data Loss, IT, Risk
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