There are 5 steps that CIO can take to ensure timely recovery from disasters
that impact data centers:

• Instantiation. Architecture and design of an IT environment to which
  production information can be continuously replicated.


• Replication. Ongoing transmission of key transactional data in an
  encrypted manner to the replicated environment.


• Configuration. Identification of the resources to be stood up in the
  replicated environment should disaster strike.


• Restoration. Just like the human body has a natural sequence to being
  restored to life, there is a well-defined sequence in which the replicated
  environment is restored.


• Communication. What the business users are waiting for — the system is
  up! – a message delivered through unified communications.

Disasters Happen — Business Continuity Disaster Recovery

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How do you balance the business continuity disaster recovery risk and
investment equation? Is the potential risk greater than the investment? The
facts are:

• 43% of companies experiencing disasters never reopen, and 29% close within
  two years.


• 93% of businesses that lost their data center for10 days went bankrupt
  within one year.


• 40% of all companies that experience a major disaster will go out of
  business if they cannot gain access to their data within 24 hours.

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