Fire. Flood. Virus. Server failure. Even a dissatisfied employee deleting critical files from your computer systems. If such an event struck your business, how long would it take for your company or firm to resume full operations? Are you sure you would be able to do so? In fact, Gartner Inc. research found that 93% of organizations that have experienced a significant data loss are out of business within five years. If you are not willing to gamble with your organization's future, then you should make plans to attend this seminar. In this program, you will learn about the importance of developing business continuity and disaster recovery plans to allow you and your organization to respond swiftly, efficiently, and effectively to a myriad of risks facing your business. You will learn how to identify these risks along with what types of planned responses are appropriate to each level of risk. Additionally, you will learn about strategies for recovering from widespread failures, regardless of the cause. If you are concerned about the long-term viability of your business, or if you advise clients in such matters, this program is necessary to ensure the continuing business viability. "The course provided guidance on how to get started and finish the process timely." L.H., CPA LA
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CPE Credit: |
Recommended for 8 hours Business Management Organization |
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Instructional |
Group - live demo and discussion using color computer projection - NOT a hands-on course |
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Prerequisites: |
None |
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Program level: |
Intermediate |
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Advanced preparation: |
None |
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Designed for: |
Business professionals who need a deeper understanding of how to recover from a business interruption, regardless of the nature of the event |
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Who should attend: |
Business professionals interested in and responsible for business continuity and disaster recovery planning or who advise clients on these topics |
- Understanding the importance of developing workable business continuity and disaster recovery plans
- Recognizing the key threats to your business or that of a client
- Developing an appropriate hot site, warm site, or cold site strategy
- Virtualizing your data centers for maximum efficiency and to minimize risk
- Moving beyond just backups as a disaster recovery plan
- Managing and attaining Response Time Objectives (RTO) and Recovery Point Objectives (RPO)
| Event Date: | Location: | Sponsor Name: |
| 8/5/2010 | Bellevue, WA | Washington Society of CPAs |
| 8/11/2010 | Madison, WI | Wisconsin Institute of CPAs |
| 8/18/2010 | Hershey, PA | Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs Foundation |
| 8/20/2010 | New York, NY | New York State Society of CPAs |
| 9/29/2010 | Nashville, TN | Tennessee Society of CPAs |
| 10/28/2010 | Cranberry, PA | Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs Foundation |
| 10/28/2010 | Denver, CO | Colorado Society of CPAs |
| 11/30/2010 | Columbia, SC | South Carolina Association of CPAs |
| 12/8/2010 | Memphis, TN | Tennessee Society of CPAs |