Option #2: Disaster Recovery The business community is vulnerable to any form of disaster disruption and it can be extremely costly. The recent crises that resulted in lost lives, displaced families and communities, shutdown businesses and damaged economies include hurricanes Rita and Katrina, the London bombings, the South Asia tsunami, the Northeast blackout and the September 11 terrorist attacks. Other serious events, such as financial failure from poor business management, workplace violence, fires, cybercrime, computer viruses, product tampering or union strikes, can also lead to substantial damages. We all know that if an organization prepares for the “worst-case scenario,” then it can handle other situations as well. Teamwork and rehearsals are also critical success factors. Visit IBM’s recovery services website to research its provisions for handling emergency-within-the-emergency scenarios. Write a report about handling emergency-within-the-emergency scenarios. Select an organization that was impacted by any of the above events, and describe the suggestions you would offer to increase their chances of reduced disruptions in the future.Must be 4 pages in length including a reference pageMust be in APA format including intext citationAt least 5 references

Chapter:  Multiple-Criteria Methods for Evaluation and Group Decision Making 1) What experiences have you had with group decision-making? What difficulties do you see arising when trying to perform a multiple-criteria analysis with many interested parties involved? How might these difficulties be overcome, or at least mitigated? 2) In conducting a group study using a multiple-criteria method, you reach a point at which two of the participants cannot agree on a particular response. What course of action would you take to placate the parties and avoid further delay?