In the comments from Kathleen Lucey, a Fellow at the Business Continuity Institute, that are described in this chapter, what advice does she give for someone who is new to business continuity but is nonetheless charged with doing a business continuity plan?
What will be an ideal response?
Kathleen Lucey states:
"My advice to someone who is new to business continuity but is nonetheless charged with doing a "business continuity plan" for regulatory or other purposes: hire someone to advise you and take their advice. There is no reasonable justification for any enterprise to expect you to do something well that you have never done before and where you have no training or knowledge. Knowing the business and knowing IT does not equal knowing business continuity. This is a complex professional skill that takes time and pain to acquire, and guess what, it is continually evolving. Sorry, there are no silver bullets here. If your organization is too small to pay someone to advise you, at least get some training. Just remember that you need a whole lot more than a recipe! And, that you will truly get nowhere if you are expecting to do this in your spare time."
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A) Technician A only B) Technician B only C) Both technicians D) Neither technician
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
What organization has done the majority of the research on improving air quality with plants?
What will be an ideal response?
The hot gas lines need to be insulated:
A) Always. B) If they are exposed to cold temperatures that could cause the refrigerant to condense in the line. C) For systems using HFC refrigerants. D) Never.