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    Explained how a business can analyze the return on investment of a disaster recovery plan The organization should do a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) which should calculate what might happen if there was an interruption of a business function and what information is needed to develop a recovery strategy. When doing a risk management test a potential lost scenarios should be identified. There are many types of scenarios to consider doing a disaster, like loss of goods from your suppliers, delay…

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    Negatives Of Outsourcing

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    Some say outsourcing is not right and needs to come to an end, but others disagree. In the long run outsourcing helps the American economy and gives people in less developed countries, also known as LDCs more job opportunities. Outsourcing affects the world around us, and it affects different countries and peoples differently. Outsourcing began between the 1950’s and 1960’s because businesses always wanted to know how to exploit their competitive advantage. The IT companies use outsourcing the…

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    imperative for the data operations to be in one location in this particular scenario as the CIO of super training I will prefer for the data operation center to be based here in the US.A recovery plan has to be clearly laid out in case of data loss or any other IT disaster .In addition to that, disaster recovery plans has to be built into project planning and what this basically means is that crisis management should not only be reviewed once in a while , but it should be exercised quite often…

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    Eating Disorder Analysis

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    Growing up in an aesthetically focused society, I was essentially taught from a young age to hate the way that I look. I am half black, have never been thin, and definitely do not fit in with the predominately white town I was raised in. Sadly, this sense of insignificance has been a dictating emotion throughout my life. During the summer before my freshman year I decided that it was time to change. I felt that losing weight would make me much happier and therefore began to restrict my diet.…

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    Itcm Case Study

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    case of disaster. Issues that might be addressed because of ITSCM:  When firms seem unable to move out of the planning stage and into actual implementation.  Common costs associated with ITSCM are the expenses incurred from risk management and recovery arrangements. ITIL supports the significance of (IT) service coherence and along these…

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    SAMHSA Substance Abuse

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    Generally individuals have family members who wants to support them in seeking substance abuse recovery. An unfortunate situation can be if the client doesn’t have the support during treatment the process can then become ineffective. Although family members can be a source during intervention they can also possibly be an impediment for the client.…

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    Village Analysis Model

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    Village Analysis Paper The recovery-oriented model, seeks to approach mental illness from a person-centered approach as opposed to illness-centered. At Mental Health of America Los Angeles (MHA) Village, providers utilize the recovery-oriented model successfully, helping those with mental illness recover and reintegrate into the community. In the text A Practical Guide to Recovery-Oriented Practice: Tools for Transforming Mental Health Care, Davidson, Lawless, O'Connell, Rowe, and Tondora (2009)…

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    Tumblr Research Paper

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    by banning them, the owners of these blogs lost their support platform and were forced to internalize their emotions. Bulimia, anorexia, and self harm aren't lifestyles, but mental illnesses, and with mental illnesses, support groups are vital to recovery. The banning of their blogs inevitably only exacerbated their sickness and if Tumblr banning the blogs created more harm than good, Tumblr was wrong for banning them in the first place. When I was in junior high, I had a best friend who I…

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    Six years into Common Core Standards, set forth by the Obama administration. Is still causing debates. The concerns that are surrounding Common Core is that teachers were not prepared or given proper training on how to implement Common Core Standards (CCSS) in the classroom (Borovoy & Cronin, 2011). There are also concerns that “both the Republican and Democratic presidential administrations have expanded federal authority in the educational policy” (Borovoy & Cronin, 2011). The last concerns on…

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    Mental Illness Recovery

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    Recovery from Mental Illness “Once our minds are ‘tattooed’ with negative thinking, our chances of long-term success diminish” (Maxwell). This quote is very fitting, as there are many variables affect the recovery of people whom have a mental illness. Some of these variables are stigmas that will affect a person’s recovery, as well as family and social support networks, which are also a social justice concern. In addition, illness insight is found to be an important step towards a person’s…

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