Disaster recovery manager vs data recovery planner

Differences between disaster recovery manager and data recovery planner duties and responsibilities

Disaster recovery manager example responsibilities.

• Work include managing sub-contractors, FEMA compliance, scheduling, and equipment logistics post disaster during clean-up activities.
• Develop corporate BCM policy, roadmaps, and documentation templates.
• Work with FEMA and local leaders to secure accesses to the affected areas quickly after the disaster end.
• Administer infrastructure equipment and projects relate to data center networks.
• Liaise with application and infrastructure support teams globally to understand and communicate business unit requirements.
• Participate in annual DISA audit of enterprise information systems contingency plans for continuity of mission essential system resiliency.
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Data recovery planner example responsibilities.

• Resolve issues regarding logistics, repair cycles, materials returns and cross-contamination; manage all supply-chain relate escalated issues.
• Establish document repository in SharePoint and implement offsite storage for availability of policies, procedures, recovery plans and exercise results.
• Work in LAPA system keeping track of applicants PWs and invoices by scanning in database.
• Review PWs to ensure work perform were within the PW scope of work for the RRF.
• Work with SunGard's customer base assisting them in recovering their computer data.
• Incorporate ITIL and ISO [] standards within the proposal.