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Disaster Recovery, What's That?
By vnunet.com
News Source
Article Date: 2003-05-01
The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) has cancelled a £23m global IT project because it failed sufficiently to take into account potential terrorist threats.
The contract was signed just four months after the 11 September attacks. Officials admit that, despite the worldwide publicity and huge hype about disaster recovery at the time, the "ramifications of the attack took time to work through the system". Nearly £10m has already been spent on the global Focus knowledge management project, which covered...
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About the Author:
VNU Business Media Europe is a leading media and marketing information organisation, operating in seven European countries. Main magazine brands include Computing, Intermediair, Accountancy Age and Management Team.
By vnunet.comNews Source
Article Date: 2003-05-01
The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) has cancelled a £23m global IT project because it failed sufficiently to take into account potential terrorist threats.
The contract was signed just four months after the 11 September attacks. Officials admit that, despite the worldwide publicity and huge hype about disaster recovery at the time, the "ramifications of the attack took time to work through the system". Nearly £10m has already been spent on the global Focus knowledge management project, which covered...
Read the full article at VNUNet.com.
About the Author:
VNU Business Media Europe is a leading media and marketing information organisation, operating in seven European countries. Main magazine brands include Computing, Intermediair, Accountancy Age and Management Team.