Alternative Sites And Disaster Recovery Compare hot sites and mobile sites. Task Requirements Many organizations plan for disasters by arranging for an alternative site in which the organization can continue operations if the main location is unable to function. These alternate locations can be in different buildings, different cities, or even different states, which depend on the type of disaster being prepared for. A hot site includes all the equipment and data necessary to take over business functions. A mobile site can be set up in an outside space close to an impacted site. Answer the following question(s): 1. In what type of situation would you choose a hot site rather than a mobile site? Explain your answer. 2. In what type of situation would you choose a mobile site rather than a hot site? Explain your answer. Fully address the questions in this discussion; provide valid rationale for your choices.
