Common use of Disaster Recovery Testing Clause in Contracts

Disaster Recovery Testing. A full Failover to the Secondary Site and DR Test shall be satisfactorily conducted prior to go-live. If any DR Test indicates a fail point, Company shall promptly work with Saint Luke’s to correct any such failure in order to successfully complete a DR Test. The parties shall cooperate in developing a DR Test plan and objectives for each DR Test. The parties shall cooperate after each DR Test to identify lessons learned and analyze the strengths and weaknesses identified in the DR Test, and to determine actions to be taken to improve disaster recovery capability. Saint Luke’s and Company will determine whether a DR Test was successful based upon the mutually developed DR Test objectives, including whether the RTO and RPO have been met. Saint Luke’s shall have overall responsibility in developing DR Test objectives to which Company and Saint Luke’s will mutually agree. Saint Luke’s may test specific criteria and may utilize documentation related to the DR Test scenario and performance as appropriate to permit Saint Luke’s to meet its legal, regulatory, accreditation, and mission needs. If the DR Test was unsuccessful, within thirty (30) days the Parties will develop a remediation plan and promptly implement such remediation plan within the timeframes mutually agreed upon therein. Saint Luke’s may have the right to request a follow-up DR Test to demonstrate that remediation was effective, which will not count against Saint Luke’s allotted testing cycle.

Disaster Recovery Testing. A full Failover to the Secondary Site and DR Test shall be satisfactorily conducted prior to go-livego -live. If any DR Test indicates a fail point, Company shall promptly work with Saint Luke’s to correct any such failure in order to successfully complete a DR Test. The Th e parties shall cooperate in developing a DR Test plan and objectives for each DR Test. The parties shall cooperate after each DR Test to identify lessons learned and analyze the strengths and weaknesses identified in the DR Test, and to determine actions to be taken to improve disaster recovery capability. Saint Luke’s and Company will determine whether a DR Test was successful based upon the mutually developed DR Test objectivesobjectives , including whether the RTO and RPO have been met. Saint Luke’s shall have overall ov erall responsibility in developing DR Test objectives to which Company and Saint Luke’s will mutually agree. Saint Luke’s may test specific criteria and may utilize documentation related rel ated to the DR Test scenario and performance as appropriate to permit Saint Xxxx t Luke’s to meet its legal, regulatory, accreditation, and mission needs. If the DR Test was unsuccessful, within thirty (30) days the Parties will develop a remediation plan and promptly implement impl ement such remediation plan within the timeframes mutually agreed upon therein. Saint Luke’s may have the right to request a follow-up DR Test to demonstrate that remediation was effective, which will not count against Saint Luke’s allotted testing cycle.

Disaster Recovery Testing. A full Failover to the Secondary Site and DR Test shall be satisfactorily conducted prior to go-live. If any DR Test indicates a fail point, Company shall promptly work with Saint Luke’s to correct any such failure in order to successfully complete a DR Test. The parties shall cooperate in developing a DR Test plan and objectives for each DR Test. The parties shall cooperate after each DR Test to identify lessons learned and analyze the strengths and weaknesses identified in the DR Test, and to determine actions to be taken to improve disaster recovery capability. Saint Luke’s and Company will determine whether a DR Test Xxxx was successful based upon the mutually developed DR Test objectives, including whether the RTO and RPO have been met. Saint Luke’s shall have overall responsibility in developing DR Test objectives to which Company and Saint Luke’s will mutually agree. Saint Luke’s may test specific criteria and may utilize documentation related to the DR Test scenario and performance as appropriate to permit Saint Luke’s to meet its legal, regulatory, accreditation, and mission needs. If the DR Test was unsuccessful, within thirty (30) days the Parties will develop a remediation plan and promptly implement such remediation plan within the timeframes mutually agreed upon therein. Saint LukeXxxxx Xxxx’s may have the right to request a follow-up DR Test Xxxx to demonstrate that remediation was effective, which will not count against Saint Luke’s allotted testing cycle.