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Use this presentation to get started on your business resumption plan. Numerous Austin small businesses joined us to begin their business continuity and disaster recovery plan. Email [email protected] for a business resumption step by step plan.

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Page 1: Disaster Proof Your Business: Get Your Plan Going

DISASTER-PROOF YOUR BUSINESS

Get Your Plan Going.

Tell us your first name and companyindustry in the chat box.

Click to hide.

Thanks for coming. We will begin soon.

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Lori MankinMyITprosMarketing [email protected]

Give us your feedback. Fill out the survey in our follow up email and receive a $5 gift card.

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Bill McCharen

MyITpros

Chief Operating Officer

[email protected]

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Chris BoyleMyITprosChief Executive [email protected]

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Who is MyITpros?

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Purpose of Plan

1. Assess and mitigate level of risk

2. Develop a disaster recovery team

3. Gather and organize critical contact info

4. Document systems information

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Purpose of Plan

4. Identify and prioritize key business practices

5. Set disaster recovery objectives

6. Create an executable recovery plan

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Understand Your Business

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Type a brief description of your business

in the chat box.

Business Description

1. Industry

2. Number of Employees

3. List of Departments

4. Organizational Chart

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Goals ForDisasterRecovery

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Our Goal

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Define Critical Processes

1. Key Business Processes

2. Importance/Rank

3. Priority Level

4. DependenciesType some of

your key business processes in the

chat window.

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Our Critical Business Processes

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How to determine a priority level?

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Brought to Light

How much we rely on…

a) One Employee

b) Phone/Internet

c) Certain programs

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Preparation:Identify Disruptions

Name some disruptions we face in

Austin.

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Identify Disruptions

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Define Recovery Objectives

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Recovery Level Objectives (RLO)

What do you need for:

1. Emergency Level Service

2. Key Business Processes

3. Business As UsualWhat do you

need to provide emergency level

service?

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Recovery Level Objectives (RTO)

If lost, how quickly do you need:

1. Emergency Level Service

2. Key Business Processes

3. Business As Usual

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Restore Critical Process: Emergency Level of Services

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Scenarios (Optional)

Name some specific

disruptions you may want

to plan out.

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Business Continuity Checklist

Which processes do you think you

need?

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Establish Team

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Include Each Department

1. Operations

2. IT

3. Finance

4. Sales

5. HR

6. Marketing

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Calling Tree

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Plan of Action

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Communication

• Employees

• Clients

• Vendors

What mediums do you think you could use to communicate

with these audiences?

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Network Connectivity and Back-ups

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Assembly Site

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Alternate Infrastructure Site

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Overall Plan Management

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Distribution and Accessibility

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Alternate Versions

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Drills and Practice

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Questions?