The Information Technology Disaster Resource Center would like to invite you to a FREE educational Disaster Preparedness program titled “Technology Continuity 101”.
Whether you have 1 computer or 100, this program will help you identify and protect data critical to your organization, and present options to recover your technology infrastructure following a disaster. The material is presented by IT experts in an easy to understand format, and is suitable for Non-Profit Community Organizations and Small & Medium Businesses, with or without an IT staff.
Attendees will learn to identify critical systems, and the data required to run your business; select the proper backup methodology, and develop sound disaster and business continuity plans. We will review actual cases where small businesses survived disaster, and some that didn’t.
Other topics include: Hazard mitigation, emergency plan development, communications (and lack thereof), identifying an alternate recovery site, available data backup methods, free planning resources, and what to expect following a disaster.
There will be an interactive audience discussion and QA session following the presentations.
The program will take place in Room A at the Leroy Collins Leon County Public Library, 200 West Park Avenue in Tallahassee, FL on Tuesday, May 1 from 2-5:00 PM. Registration begins at 1:30 PM. The event is FREE and open to the community, but seating is limited to registered attendees only. This is NOT a sales event, it is an informative disaster preparedness event presented as a public service of the technology community.
The Information Technology Disaster Resource Center (ITDRC) is a 501(c)(3) public charity comprised of IT Professionals who assist communities and small businesses with continuity and recovery of information systems following a disaster.
More Information: http://itdrc-tlh-eorg.eventbrite.com/
