Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Resources Now Available Free Online for the Public
Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Resources Now Available Free Online for the Public
Salt Lake City, Utah (PRWEB) October 4, 2007
DisasterRecovery.org (http://www.disasterrecovery.org)], a leading informational resource for businesses seeking practical guidelines for Business Continuity Planning (BCP) and Disaster Recovery Plans (DRP), announced today that it is offering free templates and booklets to the public. It is one of the only organizations that provide tools and guidelines at no cost.
“Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Plans are essential to any business, but very little useful free information is available,” said Jayaram Pillai, Vice President. “By making these tools available for free, we hope to empower businesses of all sizes to take action on the issue of BCP and DRP,” he said.
The DisaterRecovery.org site also lists FAQs, live RSS feeds on disaster recovery news, and analysis tools. Industry case studies of companies that have implemented BCP to sustain high availability Internet connectivity to support mission critical web applications are also provided.
“This is a wonderful source of data to learn about common and tried BCP and DR procedures and practices,” said a recent visitor to the site. “I have not found another site that offers so much information for free,” he concluded.
Links to sources of useful information on Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery are also provided on this website. Parties desirous of partnering with DisasterRecovery.org or for advertising opportunities are welcomed to contact us.
Contact:
Chris Fleisch
DisasterRecovery.org
info(@)disasterrecovery.org
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