Developing a Continuity of Operations Plan

Authors

  • Craig Fansler ZSR Library, Wake Forest University
  • Ellen Daugman ZSR Library, Wake Forest University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3776/ncl.v71i2.393

Keywords:

Libraries > Safety measures. Library materials > Conservation and restoration. Libraries > Safety measures > Planning. Library materials > Conservation and restoration.

Abstract

ABSTRACT: This article consists of two parts: the first section covers the genesis of a Continuity of Operations Plan after the Disaster Preparedness Committee received a mandate to develop one to supplant earlier, less complex, and more generic disaster plans. The second section of the article reviews a range of resources consulted by the committee members as they researched pandemic planning issues: journal literature; higher education, health, and library professional associations; company disaster recovery planning; federal government resources; and other libraries' Continuity of Operations plans.

Author Biographies

Craig Fansler, ZSR Library, Wake Forest University

Preservation LibrarianZSR LibraryWake Forest University

Ellen Daugman, ZSR Library, Wake Forest University

Humanities Librarian, Research and Instruction Wake Forest University

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Published

2014-02-05

Issue

Vol. 71 No. 2 (2013)

Section

Research & Librarianship

License

North Carolina Libraries is an open access journal.

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