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Planning for the Next Disaster: Pandemic

1/11/2008

Although you have to be careful to consider what they might be trying to sell, a number of vendor sites are useful:

Some practical tips for remote access strategies

Roche (Maker of an Antiviral) Toolkit

Sun Microsystems

Finally, a number of higher education organizations have taken the lead in planning for a pandemic. Be sure to check out:


Doug Gale is president of Information Technology Associates LLC (http://www.itassociates.org), an IT consultancy specializing in higher education. He has more than 30 years of experience in higher education as a faculty member, CIO, and research administrator. He can be reached at dgale@itassociates.org.

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