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Disclaimer : The following project outline is provided solely as a guide. It is only intended to be "one example" of requirements for a disaster recovery project plan. It is not, by any stretch of the imagination, the only way to set up a project plan.

If you are new to recovery planning, make sure that you research the subject thoroughly before embarking on a disaster recovery project. Consider engaging a consultant (internal or external to your organization) to help you in your project planning effort. Disaster recovery planning is not a two-month project, neither is it a project that once completed, you can forget about. An effective recovery plan is a live recovery plan. The plan must be maintained current and tested/exercised regularly.

• Program Description

  • Pre-Planning Activities (Project Initiation)

  • Vulnerability Assessment and General Definition

  • Requirements

  • Business Impact Analysis

  • Detailed Definition of Requirements

  • Plan Development

  • Testing Program

  • Maintenance Program

  • Initial Plan Testing and Plan Implementation
     

• Planning Scope and Plan Objectives

• Project Organization and Staffing

• Project Control

• Schedule of Deliverables

• Resource Requirements

The primary objective of a Business Resumption Plan is to enable an organization to survive a disaster and to reestablish normal business operations. In order to survive, the organization must assure that critical operations can resume normal processing within a reasonable time frame. Therefore, the goals of the Business Resumption Plan should be to:

• Identify weaknesses and implement a disaster prevention program;

• minimize the duration of a serious disruption to business operations;

• facilitate effective co-ordination of recovery tasks; and

• reduce the complexity of the recovery effort.

Historically, the data processing function alone has been assigned the responsibility for providing contingency planning. Frequently, this has led to the development of recovery plans to restore computer resources in a manner that is not fully responsive to the needs ofthe business supported by those resources. Contingency planning is a business issue rather than a data processing issue. In today's environment, the effects of long-term operations outage may have a catastrophic impact. The development of a viable recovery strategy must, therefore, be a product not only of the provider's of theorganization 's data processing, communications and operations centre services, but also the users of those services and management personnel who have responsibility for the protection of theorganization's assets.

The methodology used to develop the plans, emphasize the following key points:

• Providing management with a comprehensive understanding of the total effort required to develop and maintain an effective recovery plan;

• Obtaining commitment from appropriate management to support and participate in the effort;

• Defining recovery requirements from the perspective of business functions;

• Documenting the impact of an extended loss to operations and key business functions;

• Focusing appropriately on disaster prevention and impact minimization, as well as orderly recovery;

• Selecting project teams that ensure the proper balance required for plan development;

• Developing a contingency plan that is understandable, easy to use and easy to maintain; and

• Defining how contingency planning considerations must be integrated into ongoing business planning and system development processes in order for the plan to remain viable over time.

The successful and cost effective completion of such a project requires the close cooperation of management from all areas of Information Systems as well as business areas supported by Information Systems. Senior personnel from Information Systems and user areas must be significantly

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All India Engineering Entrance Exam (AIEEE) plans to conduct the exam online

On the lines of the Common Aptitude Test (CAT) for management courses, the All India Engineering Entrance Exam (AIEEE) plans to conduct the exam online. The government has set up a committee of National Institute of Technology (NIT) directors to explore the possibility of making the exam online, in addition to the regular pen and paper test. The committee will submit its report by January 2010.
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The committee will also deliberate on giving Class XII board exam marks weightage during the entrance exam. This came up after NIT directors said that the proliferation of coaching institutes was skewing the pattern of entrants into NITs.

Nearly 10 lakh students appeared for AIEEE for roughly 24,000 seats in engineering colleges across the country. This includes NITs, state engineering

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CBSE Class X & XII Board Exams From 1 March 2010

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced the date of commencement of the Board examinations for students of Class XII and X from the first working day of March2010, i.e. March 1, 2010.

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Notification for participation in ‘Childrens’ `National Conference on Environment’ by NCERT in February 2010’

The NCERT is organizing a week long “Children National Conference on Environment” in February 2010 with the aim to act as a forum for dialogue, participation and discussion about environmental issues among the student community. The theme of the National Conference is ‘Global Climate Change and the Process of Global Warming’- Let us think and act locally and globally.

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