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A goal of business planning is to mitigate disruption of product and services delivery to the greatest degree possible when disruption due to disaster occurs. Business continuity is the overarching concern.  \nAn IT disaster recovery plan is the lynchpin of an overall business continuity strategy. And the purpose of business continuity is to maintain a minimum level of service while restoring the organization to business as usual. If a business fails to put a disaster recovery plan in place then, when disaster strikes, the company risks losing customers to competitors, losing funding and having the need for its products or services reevaluated and deemed unnecessary.  \nMicro Focus encourages every organization to proactively execute an IT Disaster Recovery plan. To assist, we provide you with a template as a springboard for your organization’s customized plan. Please contact a Micro Focus representative when you are ready!  \nXYZ Organization IT Disaster Recovery Plan Revision History  \n\n| REVISION | DATE | NAME | DESCRIPTION |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |\n\nTable of Contents  \nXYZ Organization IT Disaster Recovery Plan Revision History ...................................................................................................... 2  \nInformation Technology Statement of Intent ................................................................................................................................... 5  \nPolicy Statement ............................................................................................................................................................................. 5  \nObjectives ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 5  \nKey Personnel Contact Info ............................................................................................................................................................ 6  \nNotification Calling Tree .................................................................................................................................................................. 7  \nExternal Contacts............................................................................................................................................................................ 8  \nExternal Contacts Calling Tree ..................................................................................................................................................... 10  \n1 Plan Overview ....................................................................................................................................... 11  \n1.1 Plan Updating ........................................................................................................................................ 11  \n1.2 Plan Documentation Storage ................................................................................................................. 11  \n1.3 Backup Strategy .................................................................................................................................... 11  \n1.4 Risk Management.................................................................................................................................. 12  \n2 Emergency ............................................................................................................................................ 12  \n2.1 Alert, escalation and plan invocation ..................................................................................................... 12  \n2.1.1 Plan Triggering Events .......................................................................................................................... 12  \n2.2.2 Assemb","cbCaias8TY3H0nse","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaias8TY3H0nse","pdf",226727,36,"English","# XYZ Organization IT Disaster Recovery Plan Revision History\n## Information Technology Statement of Intent\n## Policy Statement\n## Objectives\n## Key Personnel Contact Info\n## Notification Calling Tree\n## External Contacts\n## External Contacts Calling Tree\n# 1 Plan Overview\n## 1.1 Plan Updating\n## 1.2 Plan Documentation Storage\n## 1.3 Backup Strategy\n## 1.4 Risk Management\n# 2 Emergency\n## 2.1 Alert, escalation and plan invocation\n## 2.1.1 Plan Triggering Events\n## 2.2 Emergency response assembly points\n## 2.3 Activation of Emergency Response Team\n## 2.4 Disaster Recovery Team\n## 2.4.1 Emergency Alert\n## 2.4.2 DR Procedures for Management\n## 2.4.3 Contact with Employees\n## 2.4.4 Backup Staff\n## 2.4.5 Recorded Messages / Updates\n## 2.3.7 Alternate Recovery Facilities / Hot Site\n## 2.3.8 Personnel and Family Notification\n# 3 Media\n## 3.1 Media Contact\n## 3.2 Media Strategies","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of an IT disaster recovery plan in business continuity?\",\"answer\":\"An IT disaster recovery plan supports business continuity by maintaining a minimum level of service while restoring the organization to business as usual.\"},{\"question\":\"Why should an organization have a disaster recovery plan in place before a disaster occurs?\",\"answer\":\"Without a plan, the organization risks losing customers to competitors, losing funding, and having its products or services reevaluated as unnecessary.\"},{\"question\":\"What core planning areas does the template cover?\",\"answer\":\"The template covers plan overview and maintenance, emergency alerting and escalation, notification calling trees and external contacts, backup strategy and risk management, and media contact and strategies.\"}]","IT Disaster Recovery Planning - A Template - Revision History | PDF",1789193199,13]