Glendale Joins Oxford Continuity in Using IMCD™ for Disaster
Planning and Validation
ContingenZ’s IMCD™ Automates the Process for Glendale, CA
Los Angeles, November 25 – The City of Glendale,
California, has selected ContingenZ Corporation’s IMCD™ software to
automate their planning and validation of Incident Management and
Disaster Recovery Plans for the city’s IT systems. Glendale now
joins other cities and counties using IMCD™ as their standard.
Oxfordshire County, through Oxford Continuity, was one of the first
to recognize and adopt IMCD™ as their standard.
Imelda Bickham, Glendale’s Director of Information
Services, says, “IMCD gives us a way to build and validate our
disaster recovery and business contingency plans for IT systems. The
automation and consistency of IMCD plans make the process easy,
thereby reducing our costs.” The city will now test IMCD for
possible deployment across all city business units.
“ContingenZ is pleased at IMCD’s worldwide
adoption by cities and counties who are reducing costs while
increasing the quality of their contingency plans,” says Michael
Miora, president of ContingenZ Corporation.
Evaluation copies of IMCD are available free of
charge on the web at http://www.contingenz.com/IMCD.htm.
About ContingenZ Corporation
ContingenZ Corporation is the maker of IMCD™, the
automated tool for building a fully customized Incident Management
Plan. IMCD incorporates the ContingenZ methodology that transforms
the old-style tedious planning process into a modern technique that
boasts a high return on investment (ROI) with greatly improved
levels of protection. More information about IMCD is available at
http://www.contingenz.com/IMCD.htm. ContingenZ also provides Incident
Management, Information Security and Privacy consulting services to
Global 2000 companies to help them evaluate their vulnerabilities
and protect themselves against incidents ranging from terrorism to
hackers or natural disasters.
About Glendale Of the 88 cities in Los Angeles
County, Glendale has the third largest population with nearly
200,000 people. High quality educational, medical and transportation
services are readily available, with three hospitals and a county
health center, 30 parks for recreation and enjoyment, and 6
libraries scattered strategically throughout the city.
