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DISASTER RECOVERY WORLD III
By Disaster Recovery Journal

A compilation of articles appearing in Disaster Recovery Journal from
September of 1993 through December of 1995.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I DISASTER RECOVERY PLANNING
So You're the Company's New Contingency Planner By William Hussong, Jr.
Creating Usable Disaster Recovery Documentation By Don Wallbaurn 19
Turning Your Disaster Recovery Expense Into A Corporate Asset By Michael Pearce
Mandatory Contingency Planning By John Copenhaver, CDRP and Raja Iyer, Ph.D,
CDRP
Surviving A Disaster Takes A Plan, Not A Miracle By Edith Burns, CDRP
Business Contingency Planning Is ... By Larry Herriott, CDRP
Preparing for An Emergency - A Step-By-Step Approach By Lawrence G. Perry
User Involvement in Recovery Planning (Part I) By David A. Johnson
User Involvement in Recovery Planning (Part 2) By David A. Johnson
User Involvement in Recovery Planning (Part 3) By David A. Johnson
Organizing Contingency Plan for Success By R.J. (Jim) Terry, CDRP
Who Does What (In Event of Disaster) By F J. (Bud) Purcell
Justifying Contingency Plans By Jeanne D. Powell, CDRP
Is Your Recovery Plan "Done"? By Randall A. March
The Kiss of Death By Michael Diaz-Piedra III, CDRP

CHAPTER 1A CORPORATE-WIDE DISASTER RECOVERY
PLANNING
World Class Business Continuity Planning at Bankers Trust Company By Paul
Kirvan
Mega-Site Recovery Solutions By Dennis Von Ende
Business Continuity Planning: A Case History By George Stratis and Norman Snow

CHAPTER 1B SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS IN DRP
Facing Employee Trauma, "Without Warning!" By Karen Sitterle, Ph.D and John
Deleray, Ph.D
Time Quickly Running Out for Halon By Robert Merritt
Organizing Human Resource Issues for Business Continuity By Charles Kendell,
CDRP
Planning for Recovery In A Manufacturing Environment By Saul J. Swartout and
Pat Moore
Planning Ahead for Rental Generator Set Power At Your Facility By Kent Smith
Do-It-Yourself Auxiliary Power Check By Pete Ashen
Working with Disaster Recovery Specialists By Mark L. Moerdler
Workplace Violence: Steps Toward Prevention By James S. Graves, Ph.D
Automate Your Manufacturing ... But Beware of Disasters By Raja K. Iyer, Ph.D,
CDRP
Design of a Temporary Organization for Emergency Response By Killorin Riddell,
Ph.D

CHAPTER 2 ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT
Business Interruption Risk Assessment: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach By Marion H.
Long
Risk Analysis Techniques By Geoffrey H. Wold and Robert E Shriver
Is Your Business Ready for Disaster? By Scott Garig
Business Interruption Can Be Fatal By Nelson Bean
Can You Correct the Weaknesses? By Mark Morgan
Scenario-Based Risk Analysis By Mark Jablonowski
Quantitative Risk Assessment: Application to Industry By James R. Lynch

CHAPTER 3 RESTORATION
Disaster Recovery Service Saves Almost 20,000 Rolls of Film By Robert Salmon
When A Property Loss Occurs Who Is In Control By Susan Plizga
The First 24 Hours Post Disaster By Roger R Gordon
Whatever Can Go Wrong, Will Go Wrong By Larry Wood

CHAPTER 4 COMMUNICATIONS - MEDIA RELATIONS
In Business, One's Reputation is the Bottom Line By Alan Caruba
How Will Your Company Handle The Press and Disasters? By Donald Wallbaum
When Will Disaster Strike? By Linda Young
Failure to Communicate By Stephanie Nora
Proactive Crisis Communications By Michael E. Trunko
Facing Reality: Successful Disaster Recovery is About Managing Unexpected
Situations By Michael Pearce

CHAPTER 4A COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
Remote Database Logging for Disaster Recovery By Daniel Kaberon
Making the Most of the Worst By Koshi Okamoto
Hostile Takeovers: Exposing Packet Switching Network Vulnerabilities By Vince
Gelormine
Disaster Recovery Planning Considerations for LANS/WANS By Jeanne D. Powell,
CDRP
Information Technology for Emergency Management By M. Edward Gilbert
Notification Systems By Pete Ashen
Vulnerability Index Revisited: Good News, Bad News By Mike Tobin
Disaster Preparedness is Key to Any Telecommunications Plan By Peter Howley
Business Resumption in Client Server Environments By Roger W Farnsworth

CHAPTER 5 DATA PROCESSING RECOVERY
Foolproof Solutions for the Foolhardy By Carleen Bridgeman
ABARS: Solving Today's Recovery Challenges By Brad Bruhahn
The First Step to Protecting Information In Distributed Computing Environments By
Roger Farnsworth
Informnation Processing Now A Critical Part of Disaster Recovery Planning By Bob
Simon
Shuffle the Tapes and Rack By Gary G. Wyne, CDRP

CHAPTER 6 PC-BASED SOFTWARE
Software to Save Your Skin By Karen Winners
Selecting the Right Software for Contingency Planning By Dora Riano
Don't Forget Industry Specific Needs By Michael A. Natoli
A Guide to Selecting and Using Business Recovery Planning Software By Mark
Avery
Automated Solutions for Backup and Recovery of Oracle Databases By Anne Janzer

CHAPTER 7 TERRORISM
An Explosive Topic: Terrorism Coverage in the United Kingdom By Alan J. Fleming
A Survivor's Tale By Grayson Towler
The New Face of Terrorism By John E. Nevola
Small Businesses in OKC Area Struggle To Rebuild By Janette Ballman
Law & Terrorism: Legal Issues Arising from the Oklahoma City Tragedy By John
Copenhaver, CDRP
Oklahoma City Special Report By Richard Arnold, CDRP
Terrorism Hits The Heartland By Lloyd R. Smith, Jr, CDRP
Oklahoma City Bombing By Dave McDaniel

CHAPTER 8 NATURAL DISASTERS
Hurricane Preparation for Businesses By Derrick Warren, CDRP
Windstorm Leaves Washington in Dark By Steve Gomes
Recovering from the Memphis Tornado By Keith Mathias
City of Knox Civic Centre Fire By Peter Marke
We Can't Afford Not To By Peter Dunbar

CHAPTER 8A FLOODS
Rental Power: The Pulse of Flood-Ravaged Communities By Don Butler
Boatmen's BancShares, Inc. Faces Disaster Recovery By Mike Cannon, CDRP and
Patti Fitzgerald, CDRP
River Pours Through Levee By Patti Fitzgerald, CDRP
The River Came Too Close To Monsanto By Jeanne Grimes, CDRP
Disaster 101: A Hands-On Recovery Lesson By Ernie Moore
The California Floods By Kevin J. Kraff
Houston Flooding Challenges City Disaster Recovery Team By Richard W. Cooke

CHAPTER 8B EARTHQUAKES
Rolling Recovery By Tom Rood
L.A. Earthquake Puts City Disaster Planning to Test By Dick Cooke
Recovery Planning Proves Effective During Earthquake By Mark Fritz
In Wake of the Quake: Laser Technology Saves the Networking Day By Michael
Berman
Emotional Aftermath of Northridge Earthquake: Lessons for Business By James
Graves, Ph.D.
Disaster Recovery Planning Keeps U.S. Auto Club on the Road After Quake By Vic
Fricas
It's 10 p.m .... Do You Know Where Your Backup Tapes Are? By John Nevola
Then and Now: Small Businesses Are Finding It Difficult To Recover By Janette
Ballman
The Great Hanshin Earthquake By Cole Emerson
Special Report - The Quake of '94 By Richard L. Arnold, CDRP
Special Report - The Kobe Quake By Richard L. Arnold, CDRP
The Kobe, Japan Earthquake By Benny D. Taylor, CDRP
The Shock Heard 'Round The World By John Nevola

CHAPTER 9 SURVEYS
1993 Automated DR Planning Software Survey
1993 Alternative Site Survey Addendum
Survey of Disaster Recovery Services
A Disaster Recovery Survey From 1993 Symposium By Jim Mannion and Jan
Persson
U.S. Hot Site Industry Market Analysis and Forecast By Tari Schreider
1994 Survey of Disaster Recovery Consultants
Disaster Recovery Services Survey Addendum
1994 Survey: Disaster Recovery Services
Consultant Survey Addendum
1994 Alternative Site Survey
Automated DR Planning Software Survey
A Survey of Disaster Recovery Consultants
A Disaster Recovery Survey from the 1994 Symposium By Jim Mannion and Jan
Persson
1995 Alternate Site Survey
Survey: 1995 PC-Based Software Survey

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