Passar Disaster Recovery

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Disaster Recovery in logistics and supply chain terms refers to the planning, actions, and procedures used to restore and continue operations after a disruptive event. This includes data backup, recovery sites, contingency and business continuity plans, and measures to resume normal operations as quickly as possible.

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