COMPUTER DISASTER RECOVER AND TEAM BUILDING
Recovery management team
In normal circumstances, disaster recovery plan (DRP) is typically a documented set of procedures or measures aimed at recovering as well as protecting a business IT infrastructure when a disaster occurs. Such a plan, which is normally documented in on paper form, assists is specifying the procedure of an organization is supposed to follow when a disaster occurs (April et al, 2006).
Therefore, as the recovery process commences or progresses, it is crucial that every person of the team remains in close communication as well as strive to work together so as to accomplish that recovery as soon as possible (April et al, 2006). With respect to that, the recovery management team is responsible for coordinating the entire project. This team is composed of;
- The recovery manager
- The facilities Coordinator
- Technical Coordinator
- The administrative Coordinator
- Network Coordinator
- The following section provides a brief description of the responsibilities for each team.
- Applications Coordinator
- Computer Operations Coordinator
The recovery management team is headed by the recovery manager. He is the one who has the final power concerning decision making during the recuperation process. The remaining individuals are the leaders of other small specialized team which addresses a certain percentage of the recovery task. In connection to that, it is the responsibility of scheduling meeting for all the teammates in advance. Their objective will then entail reviewing the recovery operation status of that time, emphasizing the team responsibilities, assigning tasks to each teammate and setting up the time as well as location for their upcoming team meeting (April et al, 2006). All this activities is what entails the entire responsibilities of the recovery management team.
Reference
April J.W, Charlyne W, Timothy W, & David A (2006). Disaster recovery; Principles and practices. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
