Technology disaster response and recovery planning
Subtitle: a LITA guide
By: edited by Mary Mallery
Series: LITA guide; LITA guides
Published: 2015
Language: eng
Number of pages: 114
ISBN-13: 9780838913390; 9780838913406; 9780838913154; 9780838913413
Subjects: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES; Management; Conservation and restoration; Library & Information Science; Library materials; Libraries; General; Case studies; Emergency management; Safety measures; Library buildings; Data protection; Electronic information resources; Planning; Data recovery (Computer science); Security measures; Information technology
Description: As libraries depend more and more on technology to provide essential services, they need to create a comprehensive response and recovery plan in the event of floods, fire, or other natural-- or man made-- disasters. This guide includes lessons learned from successful efforts in providing digital continuity and recovering from a variety of situations.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Table of contents: title: What could go wrong? : libraries, technology and Murphy's Law / by Mary Mallery; title: Inventory and risk assessment for digital collections / by Liz Bishoff and Tom Clareson; title: Planning and risk management with dPlan : the online disaster-planning tool for cultural and civic institutions from the NorthEast Document Conservation Center / by Donia Conn; title: Disaster communication : planning and executing a response / by Denise O'Shea; title: Future trends : cloud computing and disaster mitigation / by Marshall Breeding; title: Case study. University of Iowa and the Flood of 2008 / by Paul Soderdahl; title: Case study. Digital disaster recovery and resources in the wake of Superstorm Sandy / by Tom Clareson; title: Appendix A. Disaster communications planning template; title: Appendix B. Example of communications plan for a public library.