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When Servers Crash: Disaster Planning in the Digital Age VRA Conference 2007, Kansas City Co-Chairs: Heather Seneff, University of Washington and Heather Cleary, Otis College of Art and Design Moderator: Lise Hawkos, Arizona State University Abstract: This session will revisit and update VRA Special Bulletin 7: Disaster Planning for Visual Resources Collections, published in 1994. The experiences of visual resources curators who have been through recent disasters will be examined, focusing on how their disaster plans did or did not facilitate recovery. The session will also address preparing a disaster plan in the digital age; as analog collections depend more on digital media, how can a robust disaster plan prepare for both the analog and digital collection? The participants hope to present a diverse and practical discussion about disaster planning. Meghan Dougherty, Visual Resources Collection, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Washington

Business Education

Strategies for Disaster
Planning
Response and Recovery
Planning in the UW CAUP VRC

M. Dougherty & H. Seneff
VRA Annual Conference, Kansas City, MO March 27-April 1, 2007

RESPONSE RECOVERY

Personal Safety
critical staff contact list
entering and leaving a disaster area

RESPONSE RECOVERY

Personal Safety
critical staff contact list
entering and leaving a disaster area

Assessment & Action
identify high priority items
assess damage
facilitate cooperative management

RESPONSE RECOVERY

Personal Safety Goals
critical staff contact list collection and home institution
entering and leaving a disaster area

Assessment & Action
identify high priority items
assess damage
facilitate cooperative management

RESPONSE RECOVERY

Personal Safety Goals
critical staff contact list collection and home institution
entering and leaving a disaster area
Resources
mobile administration

Assessment & Action
identify high priority items
assess damage
facilitate cooperative management

Reduce risk
“Funds spent prior to an emergency to
mitigate damage are funds well spent. Every
dollar spent in preparation and mitigation can
save seven dollars in recovery” (Flynn, 2007;
Yeoman, 2006).

Flynn, Stephen, 2007. The Edge of Disaster: Rebuilding a Resilient Nation.
Random House: New York, NY.

Yeoman, Brian, 2006. Houston Disaster Recovery. Paper presented at the
University of Washington Business Continuity Symposium,
November 6 in Seattle, WA.

Provide resources
During and after an emergency, staff may
need materials in the short term for basic
survival; they will need clear instructions on
what to do, and they will need redundant
communication channels in different media
formats.

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Disaster ppt

Jyothi Chinnasamy

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Business Continuity in The Cloud

CloudEndure

Emergency response and disaster recovery

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Role of Agricultural Extension in Disaster Response and Recovery: A Hurricane...

Bonnie Wells, DPM

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Social Media during Disaster and Recovery

Trost, Micki

The document discusses best practices for using social media during disaster response and recovery. It recommends engaging with social media partners, knowing official social media accounts and rules, and creating lists to monitor key accounts. It also suggests having plans to address requests for help from the public on social media and follow up publicly on community trends. The document emphasizes that recovery lasts much longer than response, and recommends pacing oneself and asking for help during the lengthy recovery process.

Disaster Response And Recovery Is Your Library Ready

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Enterprise-Grade Disaster Recovery Without Breaking the Bank

CloudEndure

Until recently, enterprise-grade DR had been prohibitively expensive, leaving many companies with high risk levels and unreliable solutions. Now, many organizations are enjoying top-of- the-line disaster recovery at a fraction of the price, thanks to the rapid development of cloud technology. CloudEndure and Actual Tech Media are thrilled to present this presentation, with a cost comparison of 3 Disaster Recovery Strategies, and much more.

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Disaster Management and Health

Aswin KP

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Disaster management basic concepts

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Disaster nursing / Disaster Management

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Disaster management and role of nurse

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Flood Management

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