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GTIME Exercise II is now scheduled for October 13, 2011. See News & Events.
Make sure you reserve this important date in your calendar.
Reports for the GTIME I exercise are now available!!
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GTIME is a cross disciplinary
project that attempts to seek out and
analyze best practices for public/private cooperation in addressing
wide
scale events and incidents where the Greater Toronto Area is affected at
large,
assessing key risks, sharing information, and planning together to
address
those risks. GTIME works to bring together government, business and
emergency
services for a meaningful dialogue on our collective abilities. This
team will
seek to express ideas, opinions as a group, and attempt to drive change
and
evolution across business and government.
The information exchange will
focus directly on how the public
sector, critical infrastructure providers and the private sector
understand
each other’s degree of preparedness, open a channel dialogue, and
identify
plan integration points to facilitate the transition from Emergency
Response to
Business Continuity with a goal of a joint incident management model
across all
business continuity phases and commonality in approach to addressing
such
incidents.
Our mission:
To help ensure
that any impacted government and business
organizations recovers from a wide scale business disruption or
disastrous
event in the most efficient, effective, expeditious, and caring way
possible.
Participants will partner to coordinate emergency management, business
continuity response, and resumption with an emphasis on business
continuity.
GTIME is
sponsored by DRIE Toronto. DRIE (Disaster Recovery
Information Exchange) promotes
Emergency Planning, Risk Assessment and Management, Business Resilience,
Continuity Planning, Computer and Technology Recovery Planning, Crisis
Management and other related disciplines as integral components of an
effective
continuity strategy. DRIE promotes education, dialogue, and networking. |
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