Select from the option list provided the contingency planning item that best fits each description below. Each choice may be used once, more than once, or not at all.

Description	Contingency planning item
1. The process to duplicate all data files and application programs periodically, such as once a month.
2. The process of resuming normal information processing operations following a disaster causing major interruptions.
3. The place where backup data and programs are stored that should be far enough away from the site of main operations.
4. The steps for identifying and prioritizing the organization's critical applications, determining the minimum recovery time frames and minimum hardware requirements, and developing a recovery plan.
5. A crucial element of business recovery.
6. The carrying on of business supported by other ways when computer processing is unavailable or less than normal.
7. A physical location maintained by an outside party to provide processing facilities in case of disaster.
8. The system, formerly called fail-soft systems, that has additional hardware and software as well as a backup power supply for the restoration of processing.
9. A component of an emergency management program that involves (1) management support, (2) risk assessment and mitigation, and (3) business impact analysis.
10. The process to identify business processes necessary to functioning in a disaster that determines how soon they should be recovered.