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OregonEmergency Management
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This agency is responsible for coordinating and facilitating emergency planning, preparedness, response and recovery activities with the state and local emergency services agencies and organizations.
The OEM serves as the Governor's authorized representative for coordinating certain response activities and managing the recovery process. The OEM is also the liaison with emergency management agencies, local governments, other states, and the federal government.
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Governor’s Recovery Cabinet
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Following a disaster, the Governor’s Recovery Cabinet (GRC) will serve as the principal advisory board to the Governor throughout the recovery process. Largely comprised of state agency leaders, it also includes critical local, regional, and tribal interests as well as members from the private, public, and non-profit sectors.
The GRC will convene focused workgroups during the initial stages of response and recovery following an event. The workgroups convened by each region will have a composition designed to address the specific issues and concerns of that individual region.
Contact Paul Evans, Governor’s Policy Advisor, at paul.evans@state.or.us
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OregonContinuity Planning Association
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OCPA is an association of IT recovery and business continuity planners from large and small companies, consultants, public entities and service providers around the Portland, OR metro area. This organization is currently unaffiliated with the national groups and does not charge membership dues or fees to attend their regular meetings.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
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FEMA provides a variety of training and exercise resources applicable to emergency managers; federal, state, and local governmental representatives; non-governmental organizations; and the private sector.
The federal business continuity process focuses on the “Continuity of Operations Program” (COOP), the federal equivalent of the state business continuity planning process.
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Disaster-Resource.com
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Disaster-Resource.com is a comprehensive source for crisis/emergency management and business continuity information. The online guide is set up to help you find information, vendors, organizations and many resources to help you prepare for or recover from any type of disaster.
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Disaster Recovery Journal (DRJ)
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The Disaster Recovery Journal is a leading publication for information concerning business continuity and disaster recovery.
The DRJ also hosts the world’s largest gatherings of business continuity professionals, with more than 1,200 attendees in San Diego last year. DRJ has built a conference that offers extensive education and networking opportunities.
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Disaster Recovery Institute International (DRI)
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DRI International provides four levels of professional business continuity certification. DRII certification is well-respected and recognized world-wide as the standard for excellence in business continuity management.
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Gartner Group
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Gartner Consulting provides fact-based consulting services to help clients use and manage IT to enable business performance. Gartner can help you access exclusive research and share best practices with other IT managers. This company can also provide personalized consulting support.
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National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
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The 2008 Criteria for Performance Excellence (referred to as the Business/Nonprofit Criteria) is used by businesses and nonprofit organizations. A paper copy of this document will be mailed if requested by calling (301) 975-2036.
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Globalcontinuity.com
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Globalcontinuity.com is a leading independent resource for risk management, business resilience, continuity and security.
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Sungard
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SunGard is a global leader in software and processing solutions for financial services, higher education and the public sector. SunGard also helps information-dependent enterprises of all types to ensure the continuity of their business. SunGard serves more than 25,000 customers in more than 50 countries, including the world's 50 largest financial services companies.
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