established to promote and complement DRI International’s professional copyrighted BCM educational and certification programs within the region. All of the BCM training programs are conducted under the support and guidance of DRI International. Of our mission, we are committed to educate, certify and grow together with public, private sectors and individuals in the area of business continuity, planning and management based on DRI’s International Standards and Best Practices.
The Disaster Recovery Institute International (DRI International) is the oldest and largest educational and certification not-for-profit organization in the world committed to promoting a base of common knowledge for the Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Management industry. For more than 25 years DRI International has set the standard for professionalism in business continuity planning and has provided the profession’s premier certification and education.
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DRI Ethiopia ‘ utilize collective experience in order to assist companies like Banks, Insurance, Telecom, Technology, Manufacturing and Service providers to implement Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, crisis management Enterprise Risk Management Professional Practices.
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IT Disaster Recovery (IT DR) refers to the processes, policies and procedures related to preparing for recovery or continuation of technology infrastructure after a disruption or disaster. Most IT DR plans look to ensure that core, high-priority operations continue or at least resume within an acceptable time after a disaster.
Implementation of IT Disaster Recovery involves resilience of the entire technology chain that supports critical applications, including:
• Data Centers, Workstations, Desktops, Laptops and other computing equipment
• Data and other information
• Servers and routers
• Networks and Telecom infrastructure
Why IT Disaster Recovery
IT is the backbone of every business. An IT disaster can cause a companywide disruption. Per Gartner, 2 out of 5 organizations that experience a severe disaster go out of business within five years. Most organizations are now critically dependent on IT. The fact is that no business is immune to disasters, which can strike at any time, often without prior notice, and at the worst possible time. And when the IT fails down, most organizations are unable to function. At best, a severe disaster could merely incapacitate a business, allowing it to crawl back to normalcy over a period of time. At worst, the business can be permanently crippled, or may even shut down.