Knee-jerk IT choices made in the face of imaginary meltdowns could stymie technological innovation
At US investment bank Morgan Stanley, the IT department conducts dress rehearsals of how it would respond to natural disasters, terrorism and hacker attacks. We must, it seems, practice for tom...
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