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disaster recovery
Tips to Making the Best Cloud Backup Decision

Jerome Wendt | August 18, 2020

Organizations of all sizes increasingly turn to cloud providers such as Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and others. They utilize them to host new and existing applications as well as to accelerate application development. Further, many also use cloud native software-as-a-service (SaaS) offerings such as Microsoft 365, G Suite, and Salesforce. However, as organizations adopt the cloud,…

business continuity
Cascading Crises: What Does Business Continuity Look Like Over the Next 12-18 Months?

Ashley Helmick | August 18, 2020

From COVID-19 to civil unrest and beyond, 2020 events have led to cascading impacts for many organizations. In turn, however, these same events have pushed business continuity to the forefront, with more executive and key stakeholder engagement than ever. As we look to the next few months, recent events may be compounded by hurricane season,…

crisis management
Racial Diversity Leads to Stronger Resiliency

Rezwana Islam | August 18, 2020

How the Black Lives Matter movement could shape the future of emergency management It is an irrefutable fact that the field of emergency management and related disciplines, must recognize and embrace diversity. As the Black Lives Matter movement continues to gain a stronger voice in recent months, this principle needs to hold true now more…

business continuity
To Invoke or Not to Invoke – Is It A Matter of Complexity, Confidence, Or Control?

Steve Piggott | October 15, 2020

Companies across all industries and verticals have an ever-increasing dependence on technology. Secure access and robust, minute-to-minute performance from IT is an expectation if not a competitive necessity. Downtime is not an option. Ever-increasing service interruptions are causing significant economic and competitive marketplace disruption, tarnishing brand reputations significantly. All events are not created equally. Incidents…

risk management
Corporate Security Predictions and Trends 2021

Pete O’Dell | October 8, 2020

2021 is approaching rapidly, though 2020 seems to be lasting an eternity. Most organizations are planning for whatever new normal will emerge in the coming months and thinking about longer-term trends that will impact our people, markets, operations, and economy for decades. Many are struggling, making hard choices to ensure day-to-day and month-to-month survival. Multinational…

business continuity
Successful Virtual Experience for DRJ Fall 2020

October 5, 2020

ARNOLD, Mo. – As the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact nearly every business, Disaster Recovery Journal held its first virtual event Sept. 28-Oct. 1, 2020. Instead of gathering in sunny Phoenix, Ariz., as planned, DRJ Fall 2020: A Virtual Experience was four days of activity for 1,000 eager attendees from around the globe. “I cannot…

disaster recovery
The Culture of Cloud Agility – What Does it Really Mean for Operational Resilience?

Steve Piggott | September 14, 2020

Companies have an ever-increasing dependence on technology. A fact that is both exciting, but also worrisome. Secure access and robust, minute to minute performance from IT is an expectation, and a competitive necessity. Downtime is not an option, both operationally and economically, in support of providing a consistently seamless customer experience. So, with cloud adoption…

risk management
How to Reopen Government Offices Safely

September 10, 2020

    Millions of federal workers are returning to the office. Here’s what agency leaders need to do to protect them. BY JONATHAN ALBOUM AND TIM ENRIGHT Thousands of organizations are wrestling with whether, when, and how to bring employees back to communal workplaces. Nowhere is this struggle more apparent than inside the federal government. With 2.1 million…

October 28, 2020 – How to Plan and Execute Effective Business Continuity Trainings and Tabletop Exercises

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