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business continuity
Business Continuity Integration with Supply Chain Management: The Why and How

Betty A. Kildow | November 14, 2019

I was initially taken aback upon reviewing the results of a recent career survey conducted by a disaster recovery certification organization about “the changing role of the resilience professional.” According to the white paper, supply chain management came in last, behind information technology, information security, compliance, facilities management, physical security, audit, and legal. The question asked…

disaster recovery
Three Quick Tips to a Successful Disaster Recovery Runbook

Jeff Ton | November 14, 2019

A myriad of scenarios can take a business down, risking damage to reputation, regulatory fines, and data loss. It’s key to have an IT disaster recovery plan, tied to security incident response and your organization’s wider plan for business continuity. But what exactly should a robust DR plan entail? At a minimum, every DR plan should…

business continuity
Ask the Executive: An Interview with Rob van den Eijnden of Royal Philips

| November 14, 2019

Rob van den Eijnden, MBCI, CISA, CRISC, Lead Auditor ISO 22301, is the global business continuity and resilience leader for Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA, hereafter Philips) functionally reporting to the group chief of operations (COO). Philips is a leading health technology company focused on improving people’s health and enabling better outcomes across the…

business continuity
Making the Most of Your Career Opportunities

Sue Hornstra | November 14, 2019

After faith and family, what is more important than your career? Are you regularly investing in your career? Many people do not. They go to work, work non-stop all day, then go home to do it all again the next day. Disaster Recovery Journal recognizes our careers not only offer personal fulfillment and opportunities, they…

business continuity
Making Preparations for DRJ Spring 2020 in Orlando

November 14, 2019

Our 62nd conference is quickly approaching, and we’re working hard to prepare for it. It takes months of behind-the-scenes work to put together such an established conference. From high-quality presentations by the industry’s most well-known and respected professionals to informative general sessions and hands-on workshops and breakout sessions, attendees will gain first-hand knowledge and insider…

business continuity
Disaster Recovery Lessons Learned: The Seventh Anniversary of Hurricane Sandy

Matthew Hilsenrad | November 19, 2019

During Hurricane Sandy in 2012 the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ were closed for two days and the super storm ended up costing New York State a staggering $32 billion, New York City $19 billion and the U.S. economy an estimated $65 billion. Seven years later, it’s fair to ask what has Hurricane Sandy taught us? Preparing…

business continuity
2020 Vision: Refocusing Your Program for the New Year

TJ Heginbotham | November 14, 2019

It’s almost the end of 2019. I’ll pause to let that sink in if you haven’t looked at the calendar in a while. It’s hard to believe in the next few weeks it will be a sprint to finish our 2019 goals and objectives by the end of the year. Did you exercise more? Read…

crisis management
Leadership in Times of Crisis

Regina Phelps | November 14, 2019

Serious preparation is required to successfully manage in a crisis. Being prepared requires two things from each and every responder: Be in a constant state of readiness. Since you won’t know the precise nature of the crisis in advance (timing, location, or specifics required at the time), people who may be managing a crisis must…

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