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Introduction
Business organizations are subjected to development and disasters thus development of a
disaster recovery plan is a critical activity in the organization. Development of a disaster plan
outlines the strategy to be used by the organization to resume its activities after the occurrence of
an unplanned incident in the working environment. The disaster recovery plan is an important part
of a business continuity plan. The best practices for an organization disaster recovery plan include
planning and evaluating trouble tolerant tools and programming frameworks that help the
organization endure a disaster to assure business continuity and resume the organization's regular
activities. Disaster recovery plan enables organization resumption on its operation without
insignificant interference by other misfortune. Building an effective flow of activity to ensure
fulfillment of organization disaster recovery targets and ensuring certifiable organization spending
the process may be expensive and tedious and need the business to be more stable on the methods
of operation in the company. The development of a disaster recovery plan is applied to the aspects
of an organization that depends on a functioning IT infrastructure. The disaster recovery plan
document the organization's process to enhance the organization's disaster recovery process and
protect and recover the organization's IT in the event of the disaster ("Business Continuity vs.
Disaster Recovery: 5 Key Differences | UCF Online", 2020).
Organizations encounter different calamities that force organizations to develop a disaster
recovery plan. Disaster recovery design addresses various kinds of calamities including the
occurrence of natural calamities such as earthquakes, tempest floods, and others that might force
the evacuation from one building to another. Other uncontrollable calamities are the cases of fire,
burglary vandalism, etc. the other calamity that may require the need for preparation for disaster
recovery plan is extended loss of information technology office simple administration, for

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example. The reduced intensity and machine failure. Other calamities are the loss of key
employees.
The development of the disaster recovery design starts by addressing and distinguishing
and describing the calamities that the organization would suffer and help the organization to
recover to its normal activities. The disaster recovery technique describes the critical organization
measures to support its continuation and the issues that may contribute to the internal failure of the
organization's operations. The outcomes of the disaster recovery plan are effective arrangements
in recovery and enable resumption of engineering challenges, tolerant framework, focus, and
statistics to help in assembling the employee's challenge due to the requested evacuation from the
building. The di...