Situational Awareness
Situational Awareness
The following sets out to provide a high-level overview of situational awareness (SA). This page will describe:
- What is "situational awareness"?
- What does it do?
- How many people are in it?
- What is its budget?
- Who leads it?
- Where was it before it was moved to DHS?
- Are there any controversies or interesting things you identified? This could be
used to elicit contributions from other students
What is Situational Awareness
Through my roles and responsibilities, I have compiled extensive experience in building an array of valuable tools and information which can be customized for any company's Disaster Recovery Plan. This work was especially important when leading call centers during my employment at both Cleartel and Comcast, where we had call centers located in areas exposed to hurricanes. Regardless of where your operations are located, emergencies, disasters, and disruptions can occur anywhere, at any time, and often without warning. My background offers a comprehensive set of resources designed to allow your business to get a full disaster recovery plan up and running in a short period of time.
My experience includes:
- Design and Quick Deployment of Disaster Recovery Websites Which Allow Easy Collaboration
- Over 200 pages of Disaster Recovery Content To Assist in Quick-Starting Any DR Plan
- A Comprehensive Library of Documents Designed To Compliment Your Planning And Communications Strategy.
- Ability to Deploy a Customized Communications Portal For Keeping Employees Informed
Sample Disaster Recovery Plan
Below is a collection of sections contained in a typical disaster recovery plan. These elements of a plan are best incorporated through a common platform such as a wiki for collaboration. This document is the Emergency Response Plan for the _________ company located at ________________, Atlanta, GA. It has been developed in compliance with the generally accepted practices in recovery planning.
