Disaster Recovery / Goals
 
The primary goal of any Disaster Recovery process should be protection of life. Next there should be a method, when possible, of ending the incident that caused the disaster. Once these have been addressed, the recovery process should begin.

Each business function must be analyzed to determine the consequences of an outage of service. A Disaster Recovery Plan should address the recovery of the key business functions as well as any critical support functions. During the Disaster Recovery Impact Analysis Phase, you should determine your critical processes and quantify their potential losses (per day or per week).

You should also determine the cost of recovering those processes. Then, we will help you develop recovery alternatives that will cost effectively restore your critical business functions within an acceptable time period.
 
Why Have A Disaster Recovery Plan?

• Meet legal, regulatory or audit requirements
• Meet requirements your customers may need or demand
• Protect the assets of the organization
• Reduce disruptions to operations
• Reduce liability exposure to owners, Boards of Directors or other key personnel
• Avoid intangible losses such as customer confidence, or loss of the competitive edge
• Increase the probability your organization will survive 


For more information on the Disaster Recovery Plan, download the brochure (pdf format) or send us an e-mail at DisasterPlan@RCC-pcSupport.com.