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IS/IT Folks: having a brain freeze. What's the buzz word used when you have a plan if something fails?

Posted by Mel Profit (aka mel profit) Apr 12 '16, 08:02

mitigation...

Doesn't sound right.

Responses:

golden parachute -- nm - zeitgeist Apr 12, 12:39
Provisional? -- nm - Robert Barontheon Apr 12, 08:05
disaster recovery or business continuity -- nm - oblique Apr 12, 08:04 1
- BC feels more like what I remember. -- nm - Mel Profit Apr 12, 08:05
fallback? failsafe? -- nm - mud Apr 12, 08:04
disaster recovery -- nm - decline Apr 12, 08:04
Fallback? rollback? -- nm - Shaun Apr 12, 08:04 3
- "rollback the changes" is the answer I'm planning. -- nm - Mel Profit Apr 12, 08:04 1
  - If it's software/code based? Yeah we always use 'rollback'. -- nm - Shaun Apr 12, 08:06
- Failover? -- nm - Mop Apr 12, 08:04
Plan B, Fallback, Backup -- nm - Beaker Apr 12, 08:03
contingency? -- nm - ty97 Apr 12, 08:02 4
- this -- nm - Divaerys Targaryen the Unburnt Apr 12, 08:04
- Or fallback? -- nm - Mop Apr 12, 08:04
- maybe but doesn't feel like the word I'm looking for. -- nm - Mel Profit Apr 12, 08:04 1
  - yeah, I think contingency is more a general word. I can sense what you are thinking of specific to the field but having trouble placing the word. -- nm - ty97 Apr 12, 08:05

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