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Part I: Business Interruption/Disaster Recovery:
Protect the Technology
June 18, 2008
11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Pacific | 12 noon - 2 p.m. Mountain | 1 - 3 p.m. Central | 2 - 4 p.m. Eastern
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There are ways to plan for a recovery from a disaster that are affordable for small firms. Think about the many ways in which your firm’s business can be interrupted: The water tank on the roof leaks and cascades of water roll down the stairs into your network and file room. A disgruntled employee trashes the network. Attend this first program of a two-part series that will focus on ways to plan to recover from natural — sometimes man-made — disasters. Attendees to this program should be able to:
Identify what assets/technology need to be protected
Discuss the importance of having a recovery plan for every firm
Construct a plan appropriate for the firm — no matter what size
List the options for protecting the firms’ assets/technology
Compare and balance the options available for recovering the technology that supports the firm
Explain the best option
Speakers: Todd Hauschildt and Greg Madden
Todd Hauschildt is the Vice President of Managed Technology Services (MTS) for Thomson West where he leads the business unit that works with law firms throughout the country to host their technology systems and applications within the world-class Thomson data centers. Todd has lead several technology organizations in his tenure at Thomson West before starting the MTS business unit, including the Westlaw development organization. Prior to joining Thomson West, Todd served as Director of Research and Development as well as product marketing for Control Data Systems, Inc.
Greg Madden joined the firm of Rhodes, Hieronymus, Jones, Tucker and Gable in 1999. Prior to that he had served in several management positions in a variety of different industries. In addition to his management career, he served as an officer in the Marine Corps and retired as a Lieutenant Colonel in 1998. Over the past several years he has developed many ideas and practices on dealing with the occasional unexpected office calamity.
This Webinar qualifies toward two hours of Operations and Office Management for Recertification and the 15 additional hours required for the initial application of Functional Specialists in the category of Operations and Office Management (OM).
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