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    Disaster Recovery

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    Case Study #2: Disaster Recovery / IT Service Continuity Name Institution Affiliation Case Study #2: Disaster Recovery / IT Service Continuity Overview. Disaster recovery also known as business contingency plan is the ability for a business to be able to deal with any occurring disaster (Snedaker, 2013). We need to know that incase of disasters such data breach it is normally impossible for the business processes to run smoothly. In that case, disaster recovery plan incorporates all the…

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    1. Petty Officer Whately’s request for High Year Tenure (HYT) waiver is forwarded with my highest recommendation. 2. Petty Officer Whately has demonstrated exemplary skill as an Electronics Technician Instructor teaching 113 students in eight ET-A School classes. He also volunteers his time in other ET-A School’s units as an instructor, in addition to safety observer. PO Whately volunteered to be a class advisor to ET-A School Class 03-16 consisting of seven Coast Guard members and two…

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    1. Introduction Information can be considered as the new currency of the current digital era, and it’s highly imperative for organizations to safeguard their information from falling into the wrong hands. The existing technology landscape provides multiple platforms through which information can be aggregated, propagated, and used for varied purposes. Educational Institutions have started using these technology platforms to aggregate a diverse range of student information like personal…

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    to Data and Information Tutor: Morgan Harvey In this report I will be writing about the use of data and information within an organisation. The organisation I have chosen to write about is Marks and Spencer, a food, clothing and banking company which is based in the UK. In this report I will describe different types of data and information and how Marks and Spencer use them. I will also identify different methods for retrieving and analysing different types of information and write…

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    TO: THE CIO FROM: Anniesha Overton DATE: 05/07/18 SUBJECT: Transforming the Organization Introduction Information systems are a vital part of the organization. Enterprise resource planning (ERP) in particular brings a lot of changes, which plays an important role in our efforts to eliminate shadow IT from the agency. It is essential for the organization to run as fast as possible in the implementing of the system so as the benefits can be felt. The implementation work will be done in steps,…

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    Lieutenant is telling me to act in contradiction to the Cleary Act. I have firsthand knowledge that the DOEOIG is investigating campuses for just this type of infraction and I would be culpable if I heed this order. 2. I would ask the Lieutenant if the Chief specifically ordered her to break the law or did she perhaps misinterpret his instruction to “continue to report crimes in the manner that best reflects the safety of the campus.” I would then ask her if SHE is ordering me to break the law…

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    As an Operations Specialist, Petty Officer Jamison has an immeasurable amount of experience to offer recruiting. In the ten years she has served, Petty Officer Jamison has had the opportunity to interact and work with all 19 ratings in the Coast Guard. In addition, she has conducted operations in the eleven Coast Guard mission areas. As a member of the Coast Guard, Petty Officer Jamison prides herself on having a strong work ethic and the ability to resolve difficult situations. Specifically, as…

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    rescue teams could arrive. We were taking heavy fire from the Japs when I thought we may have a grasp at making it out. I hear a man yell for me and say “I’ve been shot!” it was Master Chief Petty Officer Crawford. He had been shot in the chest three times by a Japanese Zero. I then rushed over to Master Chief Petty Officer Crawford, but the only thing that I was thinking was he may die to, because of me if I had just jumped overboard the first time he said it not the third not the second but…

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    Journey's End Analysis

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    details the psychological toll on military officers assigned to trench warfare during World War I. War is and has always been one of the most psychologically taxing activities of the human race. History books or even accurate reenactments do very little to help people identify with those who had to fight for their beliefs or freedom. Journey’s End provides a very well-constructed set of examples to help the viewer understand the plight of military officers, and many mechanisms used to help cope…

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    The Dog's Bite Summary

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    adequate police personnel. The study looked at many things such as the amount of calls for service, the number of officers working each shift, the number of events, and the schedule the officers were working. In reality, the survey was a gamble for the department because there were three possible outcomes. The first outcome come could be positive, finding that we should hire more officers. The second outcome could be that we were overstaffed meaning we would lose positions. The last outcome…

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