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State initiative prepares Wisconsin IT systems for a disaster
Wisconsin may never have a disaster on the scale of September 11 or Hurricane Katrina, but technology experts in state government are making continuity plans to ensure the Badger State responds more like New York City than New Orleans.
The state's Enterprise Emergency Management Planning Project, conceived following September 11, was outlined during the Fus......
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Source:wistechnology.com By Joe Vanden Plas 03/06/06
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