DISASTER CONFERENCE 2
January 1st, 2002 Keith Nuthall
ONE of the more uplifting stories to emerge from the World Trade
Centre disaster was the way Merrill Lynch, the world's largest stockbroker,
got its people back at work and its systems running again so quickly
afterwards. Ian Ross, business continuity manager at Merrill Lynch, told
delegates at this week's 2-day contingency planning and disaster recovery
in financial services conference in London how it happened and what was
learnt.
Three Merrill Lynch employees died and 9,000 were evacuated ...
ONE of the more uplifting stories to emerge from the World Trade
Centre disaster was the way Merrill Lynch, the world's largest stockbroker,
got its people back at work and its systems running again so quickly
afterwards. Ian Ross, business continuity manager at Merrill Lynch, told
delegates at this week's 2-day contingency planning and disaster recovery
in financial services conference in London how it happened and what was
learnt.
Three Merrill Lynch employees died and 9,000 were evacuated ...
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