Interview 26791 – Caption Index: 367
Who’s the ride-out team?… Read More
Who’s the ride-out team?… Read More
Yeah, yeah. ‘Cause if the ceiling collapses, hopefully, we save the monitor. Read More
What do you mean, put a plastic bag around my monitor?… Read More
Come from San Diego. Read More
Everybody’s gotta put plastic bags around them. Zip-tie ’em, making sure they’re all ready to go. Read More
Never thought about that, right?… Read More
What about the computers on your desk?… Read More
What’s the backup plan for that?… Read More
So IT has to come up with a plan that secures all that, whether it be in the Cloud or whatever. Read More
What about the offsite facility?… Read More
Is it in the eye of hurricane?… Read More
And HR did a great job putting the policy together and making sure it happened. Read More
Where are those checks gonna be on that Friday?… Read More
They’re stored offsite automatically. Read More
Where are all the data records gonna be?… Read More
But the plan goes as deep as from food service, to HR, and where are the payroll checks going to be?… Read More
And we had a hurricane hit on a Friday. People don’t want to hear that they’re not gonna get paid. Now, yes, most all checks are done electronically, but there’s a handful of people that still get a paper check. Read More
The short answer is everything. We have about an inch and a half thick, severe weather protocol and policy that includes every department in it. And what they’re supposed to be doing from office staff, HR, and animal care. Obviously, animal care is a big part of it. So there’s… Read More
And what does a zoo have to think about if they’re in an area as you were in San Diego with fire, what does a zoo have to think about in preparation for natural disasters?… Read More
How did you prepare for this?… Read More