Redundancy is the answer; in reality, though, how many of us practice
that?

I also wonder how many of their warehouses are actually in the city of
New Orleans; like other major cities, they may well be located in a
suburb with different impact.

Just random thoughts.

Stephen M. Garner
Records Manager

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Subject: Re: Records Living at Iron Mountain in NOLA

I'm not sure that there would be any business continuity plan that could
accommodate the disaster that has befallen New Orleans.  How would one
be able to protect against such flooding? How would any organization
have the time and the ability to move records to another facility,
somewhere else?

Douglas P. Allen, CRM, CDIA+
Business Development Manager
Global 360 BGS
3103 Sasparilla Cove
Austin, TX 78748
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