VA MIS Disaster Recovery Plan
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Measurable Gains
Best Practices
Duration Of plan
Our Recommendations
Future Design
Relevant Decision Point
Training Requirement
Test Plan
Measurable Outcome
Routine operations
Administrative Procedures
Security /Identity Management
System Monitoring, Reporting & Tools
Capacity Planning
Business Objectives/Critical Factors
Key Oracle Modules/ Interface processes to be affected
Potential Risk and Mitigation
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VA MIS Disaster Recovery Plan
Measurable Gains
Measurable gains are seen throughout the network infrastructure.
• Higher systems and operational efficiency
• Cost reduction by higher system up time
• Reduced production data loss
• Time savings as no previous exercise and no networking changes are required
Best Practices
Business jurisdiction. Documenting objectives and gaining business buy in to ensure that there is support and financial backing. Performing business impact analysis to quantify the risk of an outage, current response plans, recovery time objectives and recovery time objectives, and other information such as security and retention.
Recovery approach. Recovery needs are matched with business impact of an outage. Tiered approach is developed for managing recovery. When developing tiered recovery strategy it is important to consider which are business supporting applications and which are business critical applications.
Recovery objectives. Based on the results of business impact analysis recovery-time objectives and recovery-point objectives are set. A company has to make an investment to recover from an outage. Hence the investment required should correlate with the outage impact that application or business process has.
Data management. A strategic approach for data management should be developed and should include disaster recovery, operational recovery, and archive.
Managing the recovery program. There are two aspects of recovery- disaster recovery and business recovery. Both need to work for a business to continue operating when a disaster strikes. Managing recovery program must focus on setting objectives for both these recovery aspects and measured against key performance objectives.
Duration Of plan
Disaster ...
Solution Summary
VA MIS Disaster Recovery Plan is examined.