The second step in continuity planning is the development of the ...

[rmenurse]

The second step in continuity planning is the development of the plan itself. This step determines the probabilities of all types of disasters, their impact on critical functions, and which of the following other concerns?
 
  1. Business impact analysis
  2. Systematic evaluation
  3. Factors necessary to restore services
  4. Policies, procedures and vendor contracts

Question 2

Lost or damaged data have a negative impact on business processes, impede the delivery of safe care, reduce productivity, and undermine public confidence.
 
  It is estimated that somewhere between what percentage of organizations that have incurred a significant downtime with data loss will go out of business within five years? 1. 40 to 90
  2. 20 to 70
  3. 10 to 50
  4. 30 to 80

[Carliemb17]

Answer to Question 1

3
Rationale: The second step in continuity planning, development of the plan itself, determines the probabilities of all types of disasters, their impact on critical functions, and factors necessary for restoration of services.

Answer to Question 2

1
Rationale: It is estimated that somewhere between 40 to 90 of organizations that sustain a significant downtime with data loss will go out of business within five years. Lost data are costly to recreate and threaten the survival of a business or health care delivery system in a highly competitive environment.