How Organizational Knowledge Empowers Enterprises

Why consolidating organizational knowledge is critical to business resilience   Organizational knowledge – it is not a term commonly associated with business continuity, resilience, or disaster recovery, but it is a critical component. First, let us briefly explore the concept of knowledge. Merriam-Webster offers several definitions of knowledge, including “the sum of what is known:… Continue reading How Organizational Knowledge Empowers Enterprises

Gaining Knowledge From the Experts

We are working hard to prepare for DRJ Fall 2018, our 59th conference. The behind-the-scenes work to plan such an established conference with high-quality presentations by the industry’s most well-known and respected professionals takes months of preparation. From informative general sessions to hands-on workshops and breakout sessions, attendees gain first-hand knowledge and insider secrets to… Continue reading Gaining Knowledge From the Experts

The BCM Trident: 3 KPIs That Can Sharpen Your Continuity Program

King Neptune gets power from his three-pronged trident, and those of us who work in business continuity can gain power from what I call the BCM Trident. That is, the three key performance indicators (KPIs) that can help you understand and improve your business continuity program. These 3 KPIs are soundness, risk, and value. In today’s… Continue reading The BCM Trident: 3 KPIs That Can Sharpen Your Continuity Program

Disaster Recovery in 2018: The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same

The year 2018 continues to see big changes in the practice of IT/Disaster Recovery, but the core concepts for achieving an effective solution for IT and disaster recovery in 2018 remain the same as ever. In today’s blog, we’ll take a helicopter tour of what has and hasn’t changed in IT/DR recently, then look at… Continue reading Disaster Recovery in 2018: The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same

City Hopes Sales Tax Could Pay for Upgrade of Outdated Public Safety Radio System

(TNS) – When the radio of a Bakersfield police officer breaks, the IT department doesn’t call the manufacturer for a replacement. They go to eBay to try to find extra parts. The 20-year-old public safety radio system for both Bakersfield and Kern County is outdated. The manufacturer of the radios no longer services the devices… Continue reading City Hopes Sales Tax Could Pay for Upgrade of Outdated Public Safety Radio System

Cisco Announces Intent to Acquire Duo Security

Acquisition Will Help Accelerate Cisco’s Intent-Based Networking Strategy, Allowing Customers to Securely Connect Users to Any Application on Any Network   SAN JOSE, Calif. – In a release issued earlier today by Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO), the company is updating a link in the release.   From left to right: Duo Security co-founder and CEO Dug Song;… Continue reading Cisco Announces Intent to Acquire Duo Security