Bowman of Tishman Technologies releases disaster prevention book
Nearly seven years post 9/11, are American financial institutions' and corporations' critical operations and data safer today? Are they protected against disaster or interruption of any kind? Disaster can and does strike anytime, anywhere and often without warning, and few businesses can afford to shut down for an extended period of time. An effective business continuity program is necessary to keep a company up and running.
Business Continuity Planning for Data Centers and Systems: A Strategic Implementation Guide, written by Ronald Bowman, executive VP of Tishman Technologies Corp., does more than answers these questions. It shows CEOs, CFOs, CIOs and IT Managers how to create and maintain critical data centers and recovery sites.
This book is of great importance to a host of companies large and small, especially those who need to comply with Sarbanes-Oxley, SEC guidelines and/or the Patriot Act. Bowman wrote it to empower professionals to take a proactive role in preparing a "what-if" plan for every possible worst-case scenario a business may face.
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