The word “hurricane” means “evil wind spirit” — and the 2010 hurricane season is predicted to be the most active of the past five years. In fact, in just the first two weeks of the season there were nine named storms in the Atlantic basin. So if the technical disaster recovery plan that you have in place involves holding your breath, crossing your fingers or some other interesting but ineffectual ritual to ward off the evil wind spirits, your business is at serious risk.
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5 Ways Disaster Recovery Can Calm Hurricane Jitters
Posted by: Robin Howard July 15, 2010 05:00 AMThe word “hurricane” means “evil wind spirit” — and the 2010 hurricane season is predicted to be the most active of the past five years. In fact, in just the first two weeks of the season there were nine named storms in the Atlantic basin. So if the technical disaster recovery plan that you have in place involves holding your breath, crossing your fingers or some other interesting but ineffectual ritual to ward off the evil wind spirits, your business is at serious risk.