The Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) is the foundation of your business continuity effort. It enables your firm to maintain operations and credibility, should a wide range of disruption scenarios occur. Without a DRP you cannot effectively recover from a disruption.
The DRP provides a more robust IT department since our recommendations and findings can make improvements in daily uptime performance.
Our teaming approach to planning builds a smart, reasonable, and cost-effective approach to maintaining your firms business stability. It makes the best use of your time during a crisis since the plan is designed to your specific recovery objectives and is measured by minutes, hours or days.
Our planning and recommendations benefit you on a daily basis. Identifying “dual-use” assets that have a daily practical use and a disaster-time use.
Confidence
We deliver the results that you can rely on. Our planning enables you to recover your most critical business functions from a prepared and tested strategy that is optimized for your organization.
Practical Benefits During Normal Operations
A well-prepared Disaster Recovery Plan can benefit your daily operations and not just one-time occurrences. |
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Johnson Consulting Does It For You
Integrating with your team we develop your continuity plan, identify strategies, key resources and recovery group organization all synchronized to enable a timely recovery.
Scalable and flexible for Medium to Large Organizations
Our Continuity Plans are scalable and are used in the largest of corporations. Our industry experience enables us to provide a seasoned analysis across a wide-variety of industries.
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Annual Recovery Package
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| Annually update your Business Impact Analysis, Disaster Recovery Plan, Continuity Applications and conduct a Recovery Exercise with our Annual Recovery Package. |
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Who Needs Continuity Services? |
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Financial Institutions
Banking, insurance, mortgage processing, and brokerage firms are just a few institutions that are critical enough that the government and private auditors require timely access to funds.
Health care Institutions
Hospitals, clinics, insurance providers and pharmaceutical providers.
Transportation
Airline, shipping and ground logistical providers are emerging as a key focus in a post-9/11 world. Security is a key concern here.
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Key Deliverables |
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- Identify and prioritize your recovery process.
- Organize key decision makers and groups necessary for recovery.
- Identify and facilitate recovery options that implement your solution.
- Identify the “Triggers” sending your plan into effect.
- Identify communication methods to optimize recovery effort.
- Exercise your plan through a variety of training methods.
- Identify “Key” systems and technologies that your departments rely on.
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