Description:
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Libraries and information centers are increasingly dependent upon computers and automated systems, and the data that is obtained through them. Even a few hours without computers and on-line services can be disastrous. Just as disaster response planning is important to keep the paper based services of the library functioning, so is a plan to recover all on-line and automated services and data.
Note: this seminar WILL NOT discuss how to reinstall data onto computer systems.
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| Basic information for responding to a disaster
involving water damaged computers, hardware and software |
| Simple disaster recovery procedures for dealing with wet
hardware and software |
| Information about what to do if your data and backups are
damaged |
| Guidelines for decisions about retention or replacement
of various formats |
| Suggestions on how to get information services running
from an alternative location |
| Design your own disaster response plan and procedures for
information systems and services. |
Audience:
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| All types of libraries, corporate and information centers, as well as small data centers with responsibility for disaster prevention and response. |
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Instructor:
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| Miriam Kahn, MLS - MBK CONSULTING Columbus, OH |
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