Infrastructure Components—Recovery Strategy. Table 1: Infrastructure & Strategy Infrastructure Recovery Strategy Power & Utilities þ Recovery Strategies in an event of Loss of Power: - þ Auxiliary power available þ Multiple back-up options to enable us to run the facility without main power supply on an uninterrupted basis. þ Electrical supply into the facility is controlled through an auto-change over panel. þ Power backup is provided by 2 diesel-generating sets with the required fuel storage to keep the facility running on a continuous basis. Tie-ups with local vendors for fuel supply. þ All power supply to computers is provided from main UPS with n+1 redundancy arrangement. þ Servers are redundant across CPU, storage and power supply. Transport & Catering þ Recovery Strategies in an event of Loss of Transport and Catering: þ Transport facility is outsourced to multiple vendors for redundancy. þ Dedicated vendors for catering services within agreed delivery timelines during contingency situations. Fire Emergencies þ Recovery Strategies in an event of Fire and Medical Emergencies: - þ Arrangements with hospitals (24X7) a few miles from the office. Contact details are maintained at multiple points for nearby fire stations, blood banks, police station, 24-hour pharmacies etc. þ All fire safety arrangements are in place - Extinguishers, Fire Alarm system and Fire Hydrants within the facility with fire pump on stand by. There are multiple exits in the facility. Weather-related Site Shut Downs þ Recovery Strategies in an event of Natural Emergencies: - þ Arrangements for Employee staying at work already in place to cater to situations like floods or Terrorist attack. þ Facilities are RCC structures, thus they are resistant to any cyclonic influence and Earthquakes
