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Like their offsite location in the other tower that was also destroyed? I don't mean to say you are wrong, but many times contingency plans rarely consider such
by varikin 12y ago
Like their offsite location in the other tower that was also destroyed? I don't mean to say you are wrong, but many times contingency plans rarely consider such devastating circumstances. Once heard a rumor that a large defense contractor had a backup plan that included flying disk drives from one coast to the other to safe guard against nuclear strikes on either coast or both by having a day old backup in the air. Do you have a plan for nuclear strikes on both coasts?
- mey 12y agoI've considered it, but it really comes down to what the business needs. Does the business need to continue to operate in the face of a nuclear winter? The government sure, but most day-day operations of a retail chain would be out the window at that point. Taking this to another extreme, does a DR plan need to account for the earth no longer being viable? Do you need system/data backups in space?