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Changing Ideas of Campus Disaster Recovery: Designing Resiliency into Systems

Changing Ideas of Campus Disaster Recovery: Designing Resiliency into Systems

Title:Changing Ideas of Campus Disaster Recovery: Designing Resiliency into Systems (ID: ERB0720)
Author(s):Suresh Balakrishnan (University System of Maryland), J. Robert Sapp (Laureate Education, Inc.), Eric Spangler (University of Maryland University College) and Donald Z. Spicer (University System of Maryland)
Topics:Business Continuity Planning, Communication, Disaster Recovery Planning, Incident Handling and Response, Risk Management
Origin:Research Bulletins, ECAR (09/25/2007)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

This ECAR research bulletin suggests a framework to provide resiliency in higher education by placing such considerations up front in the evaluation, selection, and design of information technology (IT) services and building them into the business practices of the institution. Resiliency is the product of technology, people, and processes that minimize the impact of an event and make transparent that which would otherwise adversely disrupt the normal operation of services for students, faculty, or staff.

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