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Improving business continuity testing and exercising Three surveys published recently seem to show that testing and exercising of business continuity and disaster recovery plans and strategies is generally a weak area. Continuity Central asked various business continuity experts why this should be the case and what organizations can do to improve in this area.  - more info 

Cultural conditioning - the training dilemma James Royds highlights the benefits that exercising brings to the whole business continuity lifecycle.  - more info 

Vital records and business continuity planning An 'all media' approach to data protection is a necessary requirement of all business continuity plans. Dr. Jim Kennedy explains.  - more info 

Protecting virtual infrastructures with data replication What is the best way to protect virtual servers and keep them highly available?  - more info 

Positive report given for European electricity supply No disturbances expected for electricity supply this summer under usual weather conditions.  - more info