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Facilities
Facilities (1998) 16 (5-6)
Published: 01 May 1998
... © MCB UP Limited 1998 --> Computer disaster Millennium panic Keyword Computer disaster If every qualified building services engineer in the industry begins work now on examining and preparing plant and equipment in readiness for the new millennium, little more...
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Facilities
Facilities (1997) 15 (9-10): 227–232.
Published: 01 September 1997
... Computer disaster Disaster management Disasters Information technology Imagine the scenario on Monday 3 January in the year 2000 when office workers arrive at work to find that they cannot enter their offices because the building access system is being unco‐operative, the lifts are behaving...
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Facilities
Facilities (1996) 14 (12-13): 19–22.
Published: 01 December 1996
... suit! Take something to write on ‐ there will be nothing on‐site! Take plenty of coins for the telephone box ‐ you won’t have a usable office! Many disaster recovery plans were really only theories. A true DRP must be detailed!” © MCB UP Limited 1996 Australia Companies Computer disaster...
