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Business Continuity Journal Volume Two, Issue Four now available
Continuity Central’s quarterly peer-reviewed advanced level publication.
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Date: 31st January 2008• Region:World •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Power supply: South Africa government declares a national emergency
Unprecedented unplanned power outages have seriously impacted many businesses in South Africa over recent weeks and months and the situation has reached such a serious position that the government has declared that the situation ‘must now be treated as a national electricity emergency’.
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Date: 31st January 2008• Region: S.Africa •Type: Briefing •Topic: Power man.
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Business continuity in South African: the top ten challenges for 2008
Jorgen Nielsen highlights business continuity issues that South African companies must be prepared for.
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Date: 15th January 2008• Region: S.Africa •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Business continuity in 2008
What changes and challenges does the new year hold for the business continuity profession? David Honour speculates.
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Date: 3rd January 2008• Region: World •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Southern African nations make disaster preparedness agreement
Eight Southern African and Indian Ocean nations have joined forces to participate in a United Nations-backed plan to combat the effects of natural disasters.
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Date: 19th Dec 2007• Region: Africa •Type: Article •Topic: Disaster recovery
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Unknown illness impacts businesses in Angola
An outbreak of a disease of unknown etiology is currently ongoing in Cacuaco municipality, Angola, affecting businesses and communities. The first cases were reported on 2 October. As of 15 November 2007, a total of 370 cases had presented for treatment at the Municipal Hospital in Cacuaco. The clinical symptoms of the disease are extreme drowsiness, waking only to painful stimuli. Patients recover slowly, over a number of days, but remain ataxic with many unable to walk unaided. The symptoms are most extreme in children. The WHO is assisting local health authorities with their response to the disease.
Date: 20th Nov 2007• Region: Africa •Type: Briefing
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New recovery centre open for business in Kenya
Facility developed by Uunet Kenya.
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Date: 13th Nov 2007• Region: Africa •Type: Article •Topic: Recovery facilities
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ContinuitySA invests R33m in Midrand Recovery Centre
Company has extended and upgraded its recovery centre in Midrand, South Africa.
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Date: 6th Nov 2007• Region:S.Africa •Type: Article •Topic: Recovery facilities
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Iron Mountain expands in South Africa
Company partners with Channel Data to offer PC data protection, e-mail continuity and e-mail archiving services in the region.
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Date: 4th October 2007• Region: Africa •Type: Article •Topic: BC markets
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Unknown high mortality illness breaks out in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
WHO responding rapidly to investigate; an important aspect of pandemic planning is to monitor outbreaks of all new communicable diseases.
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Date: 6th Sept 2007• Region: Africa/World Type: Article •Topic: Pandemic planning
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Neverfail appoints regional director for Middle East and Africa region
The Neverfail Group has announced the appointment of Basem Al Kayuali as regional director for its Middle East and Africa operations. In his new position, Al Kayuali will lead the company's expansion plan in the region through local resellers and distributors. Prior to joining Neverfail, Al Kayuali worked with Symantec Ltd. as regional business development manager for the Middle East and emerging markets. http://www.neverfailgroup.com
Date: 31st Aug 2007• Region: Various Type: Briefing •Topic: BC markets
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Dialogue Group to acquire majority holding in Continuity SA
Call centre operator Dialogue Group has announced that is to acquire 51 percent of the shares of South Africa based business continuity specialist Continuity SA for R41m.
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Date: 3rd August 2007• Region: Africa Type: Article •Topic: BC markets
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IBM opens Randburg Business Continuity Centre
New option for South African businesses.
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Date: 3rd July 2007• Region: Africa •Type: Article •Topic: Recovery facilities
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GlobalOptions Group expands business in Middle East and Northern Africa
GlobalOptions Group, Inc. has announced that its James Lee Witt Associates unit (JLWA) has formed a multi-year agreement with Kuwait-based International Investors Group Holdings k.s.c.c. (IGH), to jointly provide emergency planning, crisis management, business continuity planning, training and exercises, and continuity of government services to governments and corporations throughout the Middle East and North Africa. www.wittassociates.com
Date: 21st June 2007 • Region: Various Type: Briefing •Topic: BC markets
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Business continuity resolutions for 2007
Ten things to consider adding to your to-do list. By David Honour.
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Date: 3rd Jan 2007• Region: World •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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