Does your organization know what a DRP is?  If not, it’s quite possible that your organization does not have a disaster recovery plan.

Webster’s defines disaster as “a sudden calamitous event bringing great damage, loss, or destruction.” Could your organization survive a sudden or great misfortune or failure? Before you answer, “yes,” keep in mind that a strategic business meeting with an agenda to discuss disaster recovery with the disbursement of meeting minutes or a template driven plan does not qualify as a disaster recovery plan.

Contingency Now can partner with your organization and help create a disaster recovery plan that meets your organization’s unique needs and demands. Contingency Now’s disaster recovery services involves identifying and analyzing all potential underlying risks to a thriving organization’s continuing operations, including its information technology (IT), facilities and operations.  Then a comprehensive recovery plan is created and implemented by subject matter experts in order to protect the existence and livelihood of your organization. A well prepared disaster recovery plan will ensure the timely recovery of your critical information systems and technology functions that support core business services. A well developed and infused disaster recovery plan is really a structured and exercised business process that fosters logical communication and cooperative behaviors rather than chaos during an adverse natural, human or technical event.