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Press RoomTELEWORK CONSORTIUM TO HIGHLIGHT TELEWORK WHAT: Maintaining Business Continuity in a Crisis The effects of a disaster on business and federal agency health are far-reaching, from revenue losses to diminished productivity. Increased threats of terrorism, infectious epidemics, disasters like hurricanes and comparatively minor events such as unexpected snowstorms are untimely disruptions that have forced both the public and private-sector to reevaluate business continuity plans. Dr. William Mularie, CEO of the Telework Consortium, will address how federal agencies can stay up and running, quickly recover and maintain communications during and after a disaster by enabling a remote workforce as part of business continuity planning. He will share best practices and highlight the benefits of telework such as reduced continuity costs, increased agility and minimized disruption. SonicWALL designs, develops and manufactures comprehensive network security, secure remote access and continuous data protection solutions. This program is the first seminar in their “Securing the Business of Government” breakfast series, intended for individuals in government responsible for disaster preparedness and recovery planning. For more information on the event, visit http://www.sonicwall.com/secgov/index.asp. WHO: Dr. William Mularie, CEO of the Telework Consortium WHEN: Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2006 WHERE: Crystal City Courtyard by Marriott HOW: Members of the media may contact Julie Buckley at 703-287-7827 or jbuckley@sheahedges.com to schedule an interview with Dr. Mularie. Members of the media interested in attending SonicWALL’s event may register online at www.sonicwall.com/secgov/index.asp |
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