Disaster recovery specialist vs data recovery planner

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

Disaster recovery specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage plan and design of backup data center infrastructure build-out and participate in business continuation/disaster recovery planning.
• Manage coordination, implementation and installation of next generation telemarketing system, an nt-base, client server environment.
• Perform impact analysis and enterprise-wide mapping of critical functions and infrastructure identifying points of failure and potential business disruption.
• Test data, server, and mainframe restoration and point-in-time recovery capabilities.
• Point person for TIMS engagement process, using SharePoint for reporting and accountability.
• Reduce process gaps, mentoring team on protocol and best practices while organizing SharePoint site.
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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.