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Hurricane Charley Reinforced the Need for Disaster Planning, Especially for Companies That Deal in Electronic Communication and Data Collection

Overview Holland & Knight's experience after 9/11 sent it looking for a backup system. Its New York office across from the World Trade Center was out of commission for 70 days. After moving to a hotel, it took a couple of days to restore e-mail. Today, a temporary set-up in a hotel could be powered up with e-mail and other electronic links to the firm within hours. The company has a contract with MessageOne in Austin, Texas, to provide Emergency Mail Service.

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Publisher	MessageOne	File Format	HTML
Date Published	August 2006	Downloads	1
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Disaster Recovery, Back-up

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