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    Embracing IoT for Novel Disaster Management and Recovery Plans

    By Apac CIO Outlook | Wednesday, July 03, 2019
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    Not every calamity can be avoided, but now IoT can predict disasters or build remedies and deter them. When unexpected natural disasters strike, respondents can access real-time information aimed at helping people where they need to be quicker, thereby decreasing extra life loss.

    FREMONT, CA: At any moment, disasters can strike. Digital data and procedures involve 100 percent uptime as companies become more digitized. Therefore, digital data recovery and the re-establishment of the company after a catastrophe is now a critical element of the disaster recovery plan of any company. The tech makeup of a company should be a significant component of any catastrophe recovery plan–the Internet of Things (IoT) provides distinctive methods for companies and staff to retrieve lost information and get back online. The traditional function of sensors enabled by IoT is to identify problems before they become a full-fledged issue that will put a stop to activities. However, IoT devices make their way to plans to recover from disasters.

    Check out: Top IoT companies

    Combined with machine learning and AI, IoT systems record vast quantities of information for any company on ordinary activities. We can use this information to take activities to the last recorded stage after a catastrophe. IoT devices provide a copy of their activities to companies. We can also use IoT equipment for disaster prediction. Smart sensors that monitor weather trends, for instance, can offer early warning about impending natural disasters and assist companies to get ready to ride the storm.

    IoT can play a significant role in emergency management by delivering early warning signs through sensors and allowing quicker cooperation between stakeholders through efficient communication. In terms of their capacity to handle crises, it is discovered that towns with smart communications networks surpass others. Smart cities with traffic management systems, video monitoring capacities, emergency alert systems, greater internet/mobile penetration and intelligent meters for utilities always excel in terms of disaster resilience, disaster management, and resource allocation.

    IT disaster recovery planning requires to look at both data protection and resilience across these distinct layers and levels to guarantee that IoT-enabled business processes are both capable of sustaining activities in the face of any expected disruptions, as well as recovering from unexpected, large-scale impact events that may have a small likelihood but a major effect when they happen.

    Key IoT companies: Braveridge, Bridge Alliance, eWBM

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