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Cúram for Child Welfare Project Phase 1 – Strategy for Disaster Recovery

Prepared By: Edwin Anzures

Version: 1

1. About this Document
1.1. Document Purpose
The Strategy for Disaster Recovery document for the scoping phase of the Cúram for Child Welfare project outlines the planned approaches for implementing the required resilience:
• Prevention
• Detection
• Response
• Recovery
• Restoration
1.2. Audience for this Document
The audience for this document includes:
• Project Board
• Project Director and Project Manager
• Business Lead
• Technical Lead
• Members of Project Quality & Assurance Team
• CFS Authorities
• Project Business members
• Project Technical members
For description of who fills these roles, please refer to the section on Project Governance, Roles and Responsibilities in the overall Cúram for Child Welfare Project Charter.

Disclosure outside of the audience listed above requires approval of the Project Board. 2. Background
There have been numerous external and internal reviews of the Information Technology (IT) systems that support the delivery of Child Welfare. The reviews recommended that the department make substantive and significant improvements to these technology tools or alternatively consider replacing them with a new case management system.

Issues facing Child …show more content…
Ultimately, an organization would implement a suite of plans to effectively and efficiently prepare response, recovery, and continuity activities for events causing disruptions in system and business processes. Since disaster recovery has an inherit relationship with business continuity, there must be a coordination between each plan during development, updates, and testing to identify duplicate efforts and remove counterproductive

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