Common use of Disaster Recovery Plan Clause in Contracts

Disaster Recovery Plan. Company will develop a disaster recovery plan that will include the procedures related to transitioning Saint Luke’s Products or Services or Services from the Primary Site to a Secondary Site as necessary to maintain the Products or Services or Services and a mutually agreeable communications plan with an identified point of contact in the event of a Disaster prior to the Effective Date (“Disaster Recovery Plan”). The Disaster Recovery Plan shall also include the planning, system administration, system management, and system monitoring activities to maintain access, functionality and performance of the business operations and functionality as described in the Agreement. At a minimum, the Disaster Recovery Plan will include a Secondary Site that is geographically separate from the Primary Site; planning and disaster recovery testing; and monitoring and analysis of operations at the Primary Site. In the event of a Disaster, Company shall include consultation with Saint Luke’s regarding the need to Failover to the Secondary Site, operation of the Secondary Site, activities to resume stable operations at the Primary Site, and Failback to the Primary Site when appropriate. Company will provide information on the DR Plan, the DR Test results and any remediation planning, which Saint Luke’s may use for its own business continuity planning purposes. The Disaster Recovery Plan shall be calculated to minimize the disruption of the Products or Services or Services covered by Disaster Recovery Plan. Saint Luke’s and Company shall review the Disaster Recovery Plan annually, or in the event that the Data Center infrastructure has changed, and revise as necessary or appropriate. The Secondary Site must have the same functionality as the standard production infrastructure capacity for the Products or Services or Services covered by Disaster Recovery Plan, as it existed at the Primary Site immediately prior to the Disaster, including all hardware, software, infrastructure, applications necessary to maintain such functionality and capacity.