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Ipremier: Business Continuity And Disaster Recovery

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Following are the knowledge areas that are used to breakdown the problem: Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan- Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan is very important for business to keep business running in case of system failure. iPremier did not had updated business continuity and disaster recovery plan. iPremier did not fully trained their employees on importance of business continuity and disaster recovery plan in an emergency situation, which resulted in distraction among employees. It was very important for iPremier to establish a business continuity plan and acknowledge their employees because disasters comes without alert. As mention in the case study, when the Bob Turley calls Leon to ask about business continuity

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