TABLE OF CONTENTS
40 – Commercial Hurricane Readiness: Human Factor
The human factor in commercial hurricane readiness is critical, especially since damage from a
hurricane may be widespread. The likelihood of damage is not limited to a commercial establishment or operations but also extends to the community infrastructure, homes of employees, and
services upon which all may depend. Employees often have to make choices between business
needs and personal obligations following a hurricane. These may present obstacles or delays in
fulfilling their employment responsibilities. By DIANA MCCLURE
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46 – Assessing Violence In The Workplace
This article focuses on the topic of workplace violence, the assessment of an organization’s
incident management plan, and the critical role placed upon an effective incident management
plan to successfully address such an occurrence within an organization.
By ALBERT J. MARCELLA, Ph.D., CFSA, CISA
53 – The Six ‘Gotchas’ of Disaster Recovery
It is no surprise that disaster preparation is top of mind among people these days. The images
and stories coming out of Japan following the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit
the country inevitably lead to people wondering, “What would I do if the earth moved or water
flooded my state, city, or neighborhood?” By PHILIP LIEBERMAN
54 – Are You Protecting Your Home Business?
As home PCs and Internet access have become more and more widespread, the number of
home-based businesses has also increased enormously over the last few years. Today it is very
easy for many entrepreneurs to run their businesses entirely from home simply because it is
possible, as well as cost effective. But working from home is not without its dangers as it brings
various major and minor risks not usually associated with working in a regular office.
By THEJENDRA BS
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COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
8 – From The President’s Desk
By BOB ARNOLD
58 – You Can Expect The Unexpected!
Arizona experienced its worst fire season ever! Conditions are ripe with the extreme draught.
Combine this with human nature, toss in a lot of wind, and the devastation begins. Citizens had
better be ready to go fast! By SARA WILLIAMS, CBCP
10 – Editorial Advisory Board
By J. FRANK LADY III, CBCP, CISSP, PMP, ITIL(F), CRISC
12 – The Perspective of Ed Devlin
By ED DEVLIN, CBCP
62 – DRJ’s Fall World 2011 Another ‘Huge Success’
Disaster Recovery Journal had another successful show at Fall World 2011, Sept. 11-14, at the
Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina. By JON SEALS
56 – PPBI
By JOHN JACKSON
61 – Business Continuity Institute
By JOHN COPENHAVER, MBCI
74 – 2011 Software Survey
81 – Upcoming Events
82 – News Briefs
84 – Disaster Recovery Directory
86 – Planning Group Contacts
88 – Advertisers Index
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