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2010-12-07

CHICAGO, IL, December 07, 2010 (Press-News.org) All size companies can now afford to implement recovery at all locations in one purchase, and at a low special purchase price.

Think about the facilities and locations in your company that need a recovery plan in place to respond to emergencies of all types. Now, think beyond the data center. What should you include?

The typical locations that need a plan include:
Computer centers, critical business units, customer service centers, call centers, remote server locations, plant locations, sales offices, ecommerce websites, and more.

Be careful; in Disaster Recovery Planning, one size doesn't fit all. We have specific products for each requirement.

Now all four (4) plan development methodologies are available on line, at our web site, as a "Bundle" download, for $200. All in one package! For all locations. All at once.

Our web site explains each one in detail and also has a sample of the first chapters from each methodology. Everything needed to start the plan development process is included. And, for those who are new to disaster recovery, each product includes a training guide chapter: "A Short Course in Disaster Recovery Planning". All geared toward a DIY plan development approach.

The products have received excellent customer feedback. Go to the website and read the recent customer feedback comments about the ease of use and thoroughness. Go with experience. Persson Associates has been assisting companies develop disaster recovery plans for over 25 years.

To get started immediately, visit our website (www.perssonassociates.com) and purchase the "Bundle", pay online, and download all four products and instructions. Then provide the plan development products to all your locations. One purchase price - send out as many as you want within your company.

Persson Associates is a consulting firm specializing in DRP: Disaster Recovery Planning (aka Business Continuity Planning), since 1985. The main focus is on providing plan development methodologies in the form of easy to use and low cost plan products. They are written in MSWord and can be downloaded for immediate use. Full contact and purchase information is available on our website at: www.perssonassociates.com.

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