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>> One of the most important steps is, of course,
to make sure you have an up-to-date emergency
contact list.
Communication is very important in the case of a disaster.
The second thing would be to make sure
that, I think people having laptops is a big help
because they can work from anywhere, whether it's
at the headquarters site or someplace else.
And the third thing is to be able to have access
to information they need to perform their jobs.
So relying completely on having your information, for example,
on a corporate network and the corporate network is
down would not be a good thing in a disaster.
Employees need to be able to have information somehow locally
and if they have a laptop they would have that ability.
And because we have synchronization between what's
on their laptop and what's
on the server, they typically will have
at least all their offline e-mail stored with the ability
to use a personal e-mail if that were necessary
if our servers all went down and we weren't able
to restore them immediately.