BCROI: Measuring Returns on Your Business Investment
Do you consider investment in Business Continuity to be, at best, a necessary evil? If so, you are not alone. Even though disasters are rare, and despite the fact that chances are low you will ever suffer from one, you still have to spend the money and be prepared. Think life insurance. But right now, with the economy dragging on your business like a boat anchor, you may be tempted to cut back on your BC investments. Before you do, however, we suggest you first read Chapter 8, "BCROI: Measuring Returns on Your Business Investment. " Taking a page from the CFOs playbook, this chapter provides a comprehensive review of HA and DR technology options and how to identify and quantify the real financial return on investment inherent in each.
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Recovery: Strategies for Resilience
Smart executives know that the cumulative cost of smaller business interruptions is a more immediate and tangible threat than a full scale disaster. A key application going offline at the wrong time, even for a few minutes, can cost a company many thousands of dollars. The good news is the speed, accuracy, reliability, and affordability of IT recovery technologies have improved. Learn how to ensure your organization can quickly recover from the most common and most costly causes of downtime and data loss. View All Previous Chapters |
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Making the Green Connection: Ensuring Sustainability and Continuity
 Green is good. Green saves money and helps save the planet. But some of the ways businesses find to achieve a greener, more sustainable future can have hidden impacts on their business continuity capabilities. Learn more about going green and the connections between continuity and sustainability. Reserve Your Copy Today |
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