#10: Coronavirus business readiness
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In this episode we outline a straightforward process and approach which orgnaisations can use to help prepare for restrictions imposed due to the Coronavirus / Covid19 pandemic. In particular when you have no access to your premises.   Approach / Project Phases 1. Analysis - what systems have I got, and how critical are they? How to ask the right questions to determine this. 2. Requirements - what do we need to do, in detail? 3. Delivery - implementation, what are the tasks, who is doing them and by when? 4. Test - make sure everything works as expected.   Remote control software tools TightVNC https://www.tightvnc.com/download.html Chrome Remote (free) https://remotedesktop.google.com/ GoToMyPC ($$ paid) https://get.gotomypc.com/ Teamviewer ($$$ paid)   Trello Board - Coronavirus Business Preparation (reusable template) https://trello.com/b/iVt2ZJPs/coronavirus-business-preparation/cczmark/recommend   Other tools worth considering..   Online backup services Backblaze (paid - I use this) - https://www.backblaze.com/   Password Store Make sure you keep a record of all critical system user accounts and passwords. Give at least 2 people the master password. Keep a copy of the password store offsite. Keepass V2 is great - I personally use this and have worked at organisations that use it. https://keepass.info/   Video conferencing /screen sharing Zoom meetings WebEx   IP Telephony (instead of landlines) Search for 'hosted VOIP'   Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and share this podcast with anyone who may find this of value. Visit www.thesmarterpm.com for more project management information.  
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