What does CO-OP stand for?

Continuity of Operations Planning

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government
Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

To successfully manage the complex series of IT interactions that support the Road Home program, the CGI team will provide application maintenance, user support, data warehouse services and reporting, as well as disaster recovery and continuity of operations planning, according to the company.

CGI signs disaster recovery contact with Louisiana

Additionally, continuity of operations planning (COOP) had been a particular area of concern after the terrorist attacks in 2001, since Arlington County is the home of the Pentagon, and many of the requirements for payables outsourcing fit seamlessly into best practices for COOP PROBLEMS TO BE SOLVED Having decided payables outsourcing was the answer, the county needed to create an automated disbursement process for six areas: county accounts payables, county payroll, the department of human services, treasurer's refunds, school payables, and school payroll.

Enhancing control and lowering costs through payables outsourcing

Other data points in the report include: * Federal and private-sector interest in telework * Continuity of operations planning (COOP) preparedness * Current telework security solutions * Drivers for telework * Teleworker productivity * Employee and IT professional perceptions of telework For more information on the CDW-G Telework Report or to download a copy, please visit www.

2008 CDW-G Telework Report Reveals One Foot on the Gas, One Foot on ...