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Iowa's Floods: Tragic Lesson in Business Continuity
For security administrator Deb Hale, the recent tornadoes and floods in Iowa hit close to home and provided a sobering lesson in business continuity
By Bill Brenner, Senior Editor
One of the big lessons that I have learned over the years is that a disaster recovery plan/ business continuity plan is a living, breathing entity. What we have today is not what we had five years ago, even two years ago. We have to continually be thinking change and how it impacts the company and its ability to continue to operate.
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