Business Continuity Information Network for Rapid Disaster

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Transcript Business Continuity Information Network for Rapid Disaster

www.bizrecovery.org
Dr. Yi Deng, Dean and Professor
FIU School of Computing and Information Science
Steve Luis, IT Director & BCIN Project Manager
FIU School of Computing and Information Science
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Mission
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Provide a comprehensive and pioneering technology to
ensure community-based business continuity from major
natural or man-made disasters
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Link thousands of companies, NGOs and government agencies
across the State of Florida into a B2B community network before
and after disasters to minimize business down time
Enable and support public-private partnership engaged in
business continuity
Maintain and re-enable critical information flow, supply chain and
business ecosystem disrupted by disaster
Year round public service benefits businesses of all sizes, and
supports community-wide recovery
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Effort and Recognition
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Three (3) years R&D in close partnership with local
governments and industry leaders, guided by disaster
management experts
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Recently Awarded:
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Research funding from National Science Foundation to conduct
pioneering research into the management and mining of real-time,
community-based disaster data.
Equipment and funding from IBM to support R&D pilot in South
Florida.
Published in US Chamber of Commerce, Miami Herald, SunSentinel, Palm Beach Post, International Conference on
Digital Government Research
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Motivation: Hurricane Scenario
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Studies show that ~40% of companies failed within 36
months when they were closed for 3 or more days as a
result of a hurricane
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Our analysis shows that, if the BCIN network helped 5%
of the companies in South Florida to speed up their
hurricane recovery by one week, it would prevent $220M
of non-property economic losses which would result from
that week's closure.
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Strategy
Partnership – Enabling the
Business Community and
Local Governments to
collaborate on preparation and
recovery efforts year-round
Information Sharing –
Understanding what
businesses and local
governments need to know in
order to speed recovery
Technology – Connects thousands of companies using the Internet and
FIU’s software technology to direct the right information to the right people
at the right time
BCIN Community and Technology
Businesses
Government
Agencies
Critical Information Sharing &
Dissemination
Multi-tier B2B
Social Network
NGOs
Media
Disaster Recovery
Marketplace
Intelligent
Situation Awareness and
Decision Support
BCIN CORE DATA SPACE
BCIN
Virtual Communities
By Geographic Areas
BCIN
Virtual Communities
By Supply Chains
BCIN
Virtual Communities
By Organizations
BCIN
Virtual Communities
By Public-Private
Partnerships
BCIN
Virtual Communities
By Jurisdictions
Objective: Build a Broad Partnership
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Government: Miami-Dade County Emergency
Management & ESF-18 Committee, Palm Beach County
Emergency Management & Private-Public Partnership,
Monroe County Emergency Management
 Financial: FloridaFIRST
 Professional Assn: Greater Miami Chamber of
Commence
 Retailers, Logistics, Manufacturing, Services: IBM, Office
Depot, Wal-Mart, Ryder, Greyhound, Beckman Coulter,
NCCI, and many others…
 Healthcare: South Florida Public Health Institute,
Quantum Group
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Selected Companies Engaged
Miami River Marine Group
*Greater Miami Chamber of
Commerce
Macy’s Florida
Miami Christian School
Miami Dade College
Miami International Airport
Office Depot
Publix Supermarkets
Ryder System
T-Mobile
Target Stores
Terremark
Trane
United States Postal Service
UPS
URS Corporation
Visa
Wal-Mart
Wachovia Bank
WFOR-CBS-4
Winn-Dixie
Greater Miami Convention & Visitor
Bureau
American Airlines
Aon Corporation
AT&T
Bank of America
Baptist Health South Florida
Becker & Poliakoff
Carnival Cruise Lines
Catepillar
ClearChannel Communications
Crowley
Exeter Architectural Products
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Florida Public Health Institute
Florida Power and Light
Greyhound Lines
IBM
Home Depot
Hurricane Protection Industries
Insurance Information Institute
City Bank
Beckman Coulter
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FloridaFIRST
ABN AMRO
American National Bank
BAC Florida Bank
Banco Popular
BankFIRST
BankUnited
City National Bank of Florida
CommerceBank, N.A.
Executive National Bank
Fidelity Federal Bank & Trust
Intercredit Bank, N.A.
International Bank of Miami, N.A.
Mellon
Mesirow Financial
Northern Trust, N.A.
Ocean Bank
Regent Bank
Sun American Bank
Third Federal Savings
Topical Financial Credit Union
Total Bank
Transatlantic Bank
Union Credit Bank
U.S. Century Bank
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Objective: Build the network
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Provide critical information and help businesses with key
pre/post storm decision
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What is the status of…?
• Key Employees
• Facilities
• Supply chain & Logistics
• Financial Network
• Where can I find products/services to help me re-open
quickly?
Can I re-open? Do I have to relocate?
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Video
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Interface: Login and functions
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Interface: Selecting County Status Report
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System Capabilities
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Current Work:
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Reliable (24x7x365), up-to-the-minute and customized (company or industry
specific) critical information before/after disasters critical to disaster planning and
recovery
Multi-tier B2B community network for disaster recovery communication and
coordination
 Within company, with partners in supply chain and with government
Business continuity marketplace for sharing and obtaining recovery assistance,
goods and services
Future Work:
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Intelligent and automated situation-awareness and decision-support tools to
assess disaster impact situations and business operating conditions
Intelligent data & reality mining tools for automatic analysis of recovery process
and strategic planning
On-demand fine grain storm modeling and impact visualization
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Objective: Conduct a Pilot Project
in South Florida
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Strategy – bring the technology to the community ASAP in phased
rollouts with progressive scalability and features
Trials completed: Technology functional but not feature complete
• Conducted two joint county exercises in March and May with
partners.
• Activated for internal testing w/ Miami-Dade EOC for Fay,
Gustav and Ike
Phase I: First adopters rollout by July 2009 with 1,000 companies in
network
Phase II: Scale-out/Ecosystem rollout by July 2010 with 10,000
companies in network
Phased rollouts contingent on public and private funding
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FIU NSF /CREST – BCIN Lab
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Yi Deng, CIS Dean and Professor
 Shu-Ching Chen, Assoc, Prof. (FL Public Loss Model)
 Vagelis Hristidis, Asst. Prof. (Search Expert)
 Tao Li, Asst. Prof. (Data Mining Expert)
 Five Graduate Asst.
 Project and Systems Manager
 Technical and Business Assistance: IBM
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www.bizrecovery.org
Dr. Yi Deng, Dean and Professor
FIU School of Computing and Information Science
305-348-3947 [email protected]
Steve Luis, IT Director & BCIN Project Manager
FIU School of Computing and Information Science
305-348-6215 [email protected]
Copyright @ 2007, 2008 Florida International University
All rights reserved
System Feature Walkthrough
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Web based application screen shots follow…
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Business Continuity Information Network
BCIN Tracks and reports
on your key employee
and external contact
status
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Business Continuity Information Network
BCIN tracks storm dynamics and how public and private infrastructure
and services are impacted as the storm approaches.
Business Continuity Information Network
BCIN allows
businesses to
enter the
location of
company
facilities and
then provides
the status of
currentlyavailable
nearby assets
such as ATMs,
fuel stations,
and retailers.
Business Continuity Information Network
BCIN’s customized
dashboards allow users to
track the status of critical
services over multiple
counties.
BCIN allows businesses to
quickly find the goods and
services they need in order
to recover and resume
operations.
BCIN collects damage report data from County and company sources and
provides you with a graphical interface for assessing damage throughout the
community.
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BCIN allows a company to report internally on assets and share recovery
needs with the county or community
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BCIN allows authorized participants to track recovery of county businesses and
commerce areas.
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BCIN provides an integrated process for each County ESF-18 desk to
report on the status of major pubic and private infrastructure
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