[Information] The First Step in Disaster Prevention for Wind and Water Damage: IT and Digital Industry Edition
Why is the decision to suspend services in the IT and digital industry delayed? An explanation of the system to prevent "inability to act" during floods and disasters.
This document is a white paper that explains the reasons for delays in decision-making regarding service interruptions or restrictions due to wind and flood disasters, and introduces a framework to prevent "inaction" for the IT and digital industries. Unlike earthquakes, wind and flood disasters are "predictable disasters" that can be detected a few days in advance through weather information. Despite having access to information beforehand, why do IT and digital industries postpone decisions, leading to expanded damage? This is related to industry-specific circumstances such as maintaining SLAs and 24/7 operations. After unraveling these causes, we will introduce specific steps that can be started tomorrow, which serve as the key to transforming individual measures such as hazard maps, safety confirmations, and BCPs into "effective measures." [Contents] - Causes of "delayed decision-making" specific to the IT and digital industries - 5 steps to systematize the process from information capture to execution - 4 points to check your company's wind and flood disaster measures - How to develop action standards that can be initiated tomorrow *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company provides an "Information Distribution Service" that extracts and distributes various risk information collected by us, such as railway delay information, power outage information, communication disruption information, and disaster information related to earthquakes, typhoons, and heavy rain. We also offer a crisis management service business (such as safety confirmation services) to support initial response systems immediately after a disaster occurs. Through over 500 companies, organizations, and web media, as well as broadcasting, we have served more than 30 million users in total. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests.















