Tag Archives: continuity

Economic Continuity

Posted on March 3, 2011 by

After rereading Business Continuity I felt it was worth a redo.  I was trying to make several points, and while I have intimate knowledge of where I was going with each point, I don’t feel it addressed the main point … Continue reading →

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Government Continuity

Posted on February 6, 2011 by

Yesterday I received a couple calls asking what the purpose of this exercise was and why would anyone be interested in participating in it.  People who know me recognize my ability to get lofty on occasion and ‘Business Continuity’ it … Continue reading →

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Business Continuity

Posted on February 5, 2011 by

All life on planet Earth is attempting business continuity.  That’s what life is.  It’s the exercise of getting to the next day.  Acquiring food, finding shelter, defending your own being from being acquired, that is everything’s mission in a nutshell.  … Continue reading →

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Who pays the Bills?

Posted on February 4, 2011 by

Recently I applied for the IT Architect role at a large corporation who’s infrastructure can only be described as immense.  Having been out of the systems architecture market for about a year now, I decided to map my career against … Continue reading →

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