Sue,

This is an excellent topic.  I haven't given it much thought but one of
the first priorities to jump to mind would be tasking IT with ensuring
that remote access methods (i.e., VPN) are available with layers of
failover redundancy.

I'd imagine that a pandemic scenario would, as you suggested, confine a
good portion of staff to home curfew.  The ability to dial in would
prove to be invaluable in a situation like that.

...A die-hard Islander fan who's seen better days...Just waiting for the
Rangers to get smacked down now :)


Eugene Stakhov
Lighthouse Computer Services, Inc.
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