Analysis of main cause factors and improvement recommendation of IT disaster recovery problems: A case study of XYZ organization

Putra, Esa Pawenang Panjiwa; Nazief, Bobby Achirul Awal

doi:10.1063/1.5042880

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“…During recruitment, the literature suggests that professionals need to first find citizens who have the time, ability, and commitment to be involved in the cocreation and then prepare them for reflection on the underlying topic prior to the design stage (Putra & Nazief, 2018). Ideally, recruited citizens are prepared during a designated session prior to the design stage (Tsekleves et al, 2017).…”

Section: Practices and Enablers Of Co-creationmentioning

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Making Digital File Management Successful: A Grounded Model of DFM Adoption in the Public Sector

Walke,

Ulmke,

Winkler

2024

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Co-creation has been increasingly advocated by both scholars and practitioners in the public sector to enable the development of information technologies driven by citizens' needs. Despite other potential advantages, it is not clear whether co-creation actually influences the adoption of IT-enabled solutions. The current knowledge about the effects of co-creation processes in the public sector is especially limited in non-urban environments. Based on the development of a mobile app for emergency preparedness and response in a rural town, the results of this study show that citizens involved in co-creation helps identifying unique challenges for using the app. Local leadership plays a key role in the participants recruitment, while professionals' facilitation and openness are key during the co-designing of the app. Overall, the co-creation process increases citizens' perceived ease of use and facilitate their adoption of the app.

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confidence: 99%

Making Digital File Management Successful: A Grounded Model of DFM Adoption in the Public Sector

Walke,

Ulmke,

Winkler

2024

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Towards a Comprehensive Framework for the Multidisciplinary Evaluation of Organizational Maturity on Business Continuity Program Management: A Systematic Literature Review

Russo

Reis

Silveira

et al. 2023

Information Security Journal: A Global Perspective

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Cybersecurity and Business Continuity

Russo

2023

Advances in Web Technologies and Engineering

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As a consequence of the evolution and digital transition, organizations depend more on ICT. The behavioral data generated through interactions with ICT is collected and analyzed by the Internet of Behaviors (IoB). In this context, cybersecurity is a critical aspect of business continuity (BC). Organizations must ensure that their ICT systems are protected from cyber-attacks to avoid disruptions to their operations. A BC Plan (BCP) that considers cybersecurity can help ensure the continuity of critical functions in the event of a cyber-attack. Raising awareness is relevant to promote safe practices and minimize the risk of successful cyberattacks and loss of behavioral data. Therefore, a solid BC Management System (BCMS) should address cybersecurity and assure that all stakeholders are aware of the subjacent risks to a business and how to avoid, mitigate, or cope with them. This chapter presents the BC components and activities of a BCP that includes cybersecurity. Following the guidelines of the activities can result in avoiding or mitigating security risks by creating a successful BCP.

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Analysis of main cause factors and improvement recommendation of IT disaster recovery problems: A case study of XYZ organization

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Making Digital File Management Successful: A Grounded Model of DFM Adoption in the Public Sector

Making Digital File Management Successful: A Grounded Model of DFM Adoption in the Public Sector

Towards a Comprehensive Framework for the Multidisciplinary Evaluation of Organizational Maturity on Business Continuity Program Management: A Systematic Literature Review

Cybersecurity and Business Continuity

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