Disaster Survival Guide for Business Communications Networks: Strategies for Planning, Response and Recovery in Data and Telecom Systems

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Many organizations have begun to have a more focused approach to disaster planning. But in today's perilous climate which not only includes terrorist attacks, but also the usual never-ending onslaught of hackers, crackers, computer viruses, 'tele-thieves,

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ISBN-13: 9781578201174
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Publication date: 2/5/2002
Edition description: New Edition
Pages: 383
Product dimensions: 7.00 (w) x 10.00 (h) x 0.84 (d)

Meet the Author

Richard Grigonis is senior technical editor of Computer Telephony magazine. The winner of several programming awards, Richard has also designed and implemented complete LAN and business systems. He has also advised foreign governments on computer telephony and call center technology.

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	Preface
	Introduction
Ch. 1	Disasters Large and Small	1
Ch. 2	Conferencing Technology - Addressing the Fear Factor	17
Ch. 3	Fault Tolerant Computing	81
Ch. 4	Data Management and Storage Technology	175
Ch. 5	Power Protection	193
Ch. 6	Wireless - Staying Connected	221
Ch. 7	Security	241
Ch. 8	VPNs Put Employees Virtually Anywhere	283
Ch. 9	Telework	303
Ch. 10	Devising a Master Plan	327
	Glossary	337
	Index of Sidebars	379
	Index of Graphics	381

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