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A Business Continuity Planning Toolkit

A Business Continuity Planning Toolkit

Title:A Business Continuity Planning Toolkit (ID: E08_47477)
Author(s):Beth Buse (Minnesota State Colleges and Universities), Kimberly A. Milford (Indiana University) and Leslie Maltz (Columbia University)
Topics:Business Continuity Planning, Disaster Recovery Planning, EDUCAUSE 2008, EDUCAUSE2008, Emergency Preparedness, Emergency Preparedness Plans, Planning
Origin:EDUCAUSE Annual Conferences
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

As major disasters bring acute awareness to campuses, many higher education institutions have seen the need for urgent action and have taken the initiative to develop and refine their handling of major disruptions on campuses. This presentation will provide information and resources collected from experienced business continuity and disaster recovery planning professionals—a toolkit for business continuity. This toolkit is a product from the Security Task Force Working Group.

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