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My emphasis has been in Data Center Operations, Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery and Emergency Management.
Experienced in planning and coordinating major continuity implementations, tests and rehearsals; writing, updating and auditing continuity plans and documentation; overseeing large infrastructure reorganizations; and in providing support and training to end users.
Quick to grasp new ideas, concepts and technologies, and to develop practical solutions to complex problems and issues.
Well informed, qualified, business continuity professional, experienced in BCM best practice at strategic, tactical and operational levels, certified by the BCI with Extensive experience on IT infrastructure projects including migrations, relocations, consolidations and start-ups with IT Network/Security infrastructure specialist with background.
This MBCP-certified independent consultant also holds an MBA, is a former Big Six consultant and is seeking opportunities to consult for your organization.
With 20+ years of business continuity experience and several real world disasters this candidate will drive a complete renaissance within your BC, DR, and IS programs. Applying intellect, energy, and experience this candidate will provide the vision and drive to mitigate risks, identify business impacts, facilitate strategy, document plans, conduct exercises, and implement audits.
This candidate is experienced at architecting and communicating complex disaster recovery strategies encompassing multiple vendors and stakeholders. Additionally, he/she can communicate the complexities so that any member of a team, management, or executive can rest assured all parties are driving to a common resiliency goal.
Strengths include information security, comprehensive business focus, small group project management and broad scale business strategy.
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How many of us go phone call to phone call shopping auto repair shops for estimates to do a specific repair to our vehicle? How many of us have had those cost estimates differ from significantly low to unexpectedly high? How do we then sort through the information we get and decide on which auto repair shop will do the work for us?
Most shops do not seem to understand the importance of customer service, then there are those of us that operate on the basis of what is in the best interest of our customers. With this in mind, we have come across several customers asking for an estimate or would just walk in and ask us to "do a tune up" on their vehicle.
Now let me ask, how many different definitions are there for a tune-up? Honestly, it differs between shops and that's why you get so many different variations in your estimates. Go with the cheapest and you might just be getting plugs and wires and inferior parts. Go with the most expensive and you might just be getting everything from plugs all the way to all filters and fluids replaced.
What can you do to make this ordele more simple and be more educated on what service it is you really need and use that knowledge to get a more accurate representation of estimates between repair shops? Since your definition of a tune up may be different between several auto shops, start by asking the first one you call what they see is recommended by the manufacturer.
A good quality auto repair shop will have the resource to tell you. Once you have the info, ask the auto repair shop to break down their estimate or if it's a "package" price, break down each and every part they will be replacing. Use this same method described above for each subsequent auto repair shop you call. Use this knowledge to help you determine which auto repair shop you provided provided you with the best experience, those answer your questions politely, those who were willing to take the time to break down the estimates and one that offers a warranty for the work performed , they may not be the "cheapest" but they are typically the ones that will treat you right and use quality parts on your vehicle.