Lessons Emerging from Disaster

Web access to market data and other tools could trim costs of maintaining redundant office space.

Many organizations that were affected on Sept. 11 found themselves in the midst of their worst-case scenario with respect to disaster recovery and business continuity planning.

The TowerGroup has estimated that it would cost approximately $3.2 billion to replace the technology destroyed for securities firms impacted in the World Trade Center disaster. Of this estimate, TowerGroup further anticipated that $1.7 billion would be spent on hardware, consisting of trading stations, sales stations

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