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    The preceding section discusses the role of Public Private Partnerships [PPP] in the delivery of water infrastructure in Texas. Given the historical applications of PPP’s in infrastructure delivery around the world, there is a clear argument that this option should be available to public decision-makers as they decide how to approach desalination projects.

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    The preceding section discusses the role of Public Private Partnerships [PPP] in the delivery of water infrastructure in Texas. Given the historical applications of PPP’s in infrastructure delivery around the world, there is a clear argument that this option should be available to public decision-makers as they decide how to approach desalination projects.

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    Business Continuity Dependency Map PDF

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    The preceding section discusses the role of Public Private Partnerships [PPP] in the delivery of water infrastructure in Texas. Given the historical applications of PPP’s in infrastructure delivery around the world, there is a clear argument that this option should be available to public decision-makers as they decide how to approach desalination projects.

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    Date: 03/04/03

    Business Continuity Dependency Model

    Time: 12:37

    Effective Recovery Plans

    DOA at HQ Site

    How Long? (DOA)

    Short Term DOA

    DOA Under 24 hours


    10

    "Shut out for a day" Plan


    10

    Long Term DOA

    DOA More than 24 hours


    10

    Invoke DR Plan
    10

    When? (DOA)

    DOA During Normal Office

    Office Hours DOA


    10

    Office Hours Evacuation


    10

    DOA Out of Office Hours

    Out of Office Hours DOA


    10

    Out of Office Hours Call


    10

    Technology

    Data Centre

    Power Systems D/C

    Power Systems (D/C) OK


    10

    Power Backup - Dual


    10

    Flooding D/C

    Flooding (D/C) probability OK


    10

    Water Detect. Drip Trays &


    10

    Fire D/C

    Fire (D/C) probability OK


    10

    Fire Detection and Sprinklers


    10

    Air Conditioning D/C

    Air Conditioning D/C OK


    10

    Alternative Cooling available?


    10

    Servers

    Server 1

    Server 1 (non-critical) OK
    10

    Repair/Ship-in & Restore Svr 1


    10

    Server 2

    Server 2 (critical) OK
    10

    Invoke DR, Ship-in contract


    10

    Local Area Network

    LAN 1 Subset

    LAN 1 Subset OK
    10

    LAN 1 Repair or Replace


    10

    LAN 2 Subset

    LAN 2 Subset OK
    10

    LAN 2 Repair or Replace


    10

    Patch Panel

    Patch Panel OK
    10

    Patch Panel failure is managed

    Patch Panel Repair or Replace

    Patching Records up to date


    10

    Patch Panel Repair or Replace


    10

    "Shut out for a day" Plan


    10

    Telephony

    Telephone System (Mfr.?) OK


    10

    Invoke Telephone DR Plan

    Telephonist to DR Site
    10

    Mobile Telephone Contract


    10

    Provider Exchange Divert


    10

    Wide Area Network

    WAN
    10

    WAN Backup?
    10

    People

    Key Staff

    Key Staff (Business)

    Key Staff (Business) available


    10

    Backup Business Staff


    10

    Key Staff (Technical)

    Key Staff (Technical) available


    10

    Backup Technical Staff


    10

    Operational Staff

    Normal Staffing Levels


    10

    Business Recovery Teams


    10

    Information

    Paper Records

    Paper Records not Destroyed


    10

    Paper Records Recovered


    10

    Key Records kept in Fire Safe


    10

    Paper Record copies off-site


    10

    Copies recreated from source


    10

    Applications

    Applications OK

    MS Office

    MS Office OK
    10

    MS Office Workarounds
    10

    Adobe Acrobat

    Adobe Acrobat OK
    10

    Adobe Acrobat Workarounds


    10

    WinZip

    WinZip OK
    10

    WinZip Workarounds
    10

    App 1

    App1 OK
    10

    App1 Workarounds
    10

    App 2

    App 2 OK
    10

    App 2 Workarounds
    10

    App 3

    App 3 OK
    10

    Author Title Subject Revision No.

    (c) 2003 Chris Baker Dependency.Com T:01296-696362 Business Continuity Risk Model Business Continuity Risks Assessment Model 1.2

    App 3 Workarounds
    10

    App 4

    App 4 OK
    10

    App 4 Workarounds
    10

    App 5

    App 5 OK
    10

    This model is used as a standard approach to assessing the preparedness of an organisation to meet and recover from threats to Business Continuity. Scores rated from 1 to 10 where 1 = Good and 10 = Bad

    App 5 Workarounds
    10

    Restore Applications from


    10

    File: DRtemplt.RAT

    Page: 1

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