Michelle Sollicito

A full companion for anyone embarking on Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Planning in their organization.
“Business Survival – a Guide to Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery” is for experienced and inexperienced, technical, and non-technical personnel who are interested in the need for Business Continuity Planning within their organizations.
These personnel include:
Senior and Executive management, the decision-makers who make budgetary decisions… Show more

A full companion for anyone embarking on Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Planning in their organization.
“Business Survival – a Guide to Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery” is for experienced and inexperienced, technical, and non-technical personnel who are interested in the need for Business Continuity Planning within their organizations.
These personnel include:
Senior and Executive management, the decision-makers who make budgetary decisions Business Continuity Managers and their teams Chief Information Officers, who ensure the implementation of the Disaster Recovery elements of the Business Continuity Plan and play a large role in (and perhaps even manage or oversee) the Business Continuity Process The IT security program manager, who implements the security program IT managers and system owners of system software and/or hardware used to support IT functions. Information owners of data stored, processed, and transmitted by the IT systems Business Unit owners and managers who are responsible for the way in which their own unit fits into the overall Business Continuity Plan, but especially Facilities Managers, who are responsible for the way the buildings are evacuated and secured, providing floor plans and information to Emergency Services, etc. Human Resources Managers who are responsible for the “people” elements of the Business Continuity Plan Communications and PR Managers who are responsible for the communications policies that form part of the Business Continuity Plan Technical support personnel (e.g. network, system, application, and database administrators; computer specialists; data security analysts), who manage and administer security for the IT systems Information system auditors, who audit IT systems IT consultants, who support clients in developing, implementing and testing their Business Continuity Plans Show less

1. Corporate Governance, Business Continuity Planning, and Disaster RecoveryDec 1, 2005


2. Securing Your LaptopJun 4, 2004


3. .NET Coding StandardsSep 12, 2003


4. Java Coding StandardsSep 5, 2003


5. Developing and Enforcing Coding StandardsAug 22, 2003


6. The Importance of Coding Standards in Building Quality IT SystemsAug 15, 2003


7. Need an IT Job? Get Java Certified!Aug 8, 2003


8. Building an E-Portal from… Show more

1. Corporate Governance, Business Continuity Planning, and Disaster RecoveryDec 1, 2005


2. Securing Your LaptopJun 4, 2004


3. .NET Coding StandardsSep 12, 2003


4. Java Coding StandardsSep 5, 2003


5. Developing and Enforcing Coding StandardsAug 22, 2003


6. The Importance of Coding Standards in Building Quality IT SystemsAug 15, 2003


7. Need an IT Job? Get Java Certified!Aug 8, 2003


8. Building an E-Portal from ScratchNov 22, 2002


9. E-Portal Software Options: A Comparison of Current ProductsNov 15, 2002


10. Implementing E-Portals: The Technical IssuesNov 8, 2002


11. Implementing E-Portals: the Business IssuesNov 1, 2002


12. How to Perform a Security Audit - Part 1Dec 21, 2001


13. How to Perform a Security Audit - Part 2Dec 21, 2001


14. Selling E-business to the BusinessNov 16, 2001


15. Technical Architectures for E-Business (Part 1)Apr 20, 2001


16. Technical Architectures for E-Business (Part 2)Apr 20, 2001


17. A Methodology for E-Business?Feb 9, 2001


18. To DSDM or Not to DSDM?Feb 9, 2001 Show less

I was the Project Manager for Advanced Visual Basic 5 and Advanced Visual Basic 6 (I worked for The Mandelbrot Set and I interacted with Microsoft Press in creating this book). I came up with some of the concepts, did some technical editing and proof reading and guided the TMS guys through the book creation process.