[NWDigitalProjects] Announcing Newly Updated dPlan | ArtsReady Emergency Preparedness Tool

[Ryn Marchese]

Announcement: Newly updated with funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, dPlan℠ | ArtsReady℠ (dplan.org) is an online emergency preparedness and response tool for the arts and cultural heritage sectors. It allows any organization—regardless of size, scope, or discipline—to assess and respond to risks and to create a customized disaster preparedness and response plan.



dPlan | ArtsReady guides small and large organizations through the necessary steps for effective disaster planning. The updated tool includes:



  *   An intuitive interface that is optimized for viewing on a mobile phone
  *   Guided planning for risk assessment and preparedness actions
  *   Information for response and recovery in disasters large and small
  *   Cloud storage of your critical files for disaster response and business continuity
  *   Expert resources vetted by NEDCC and ArtsReady
  *   Migration of saved data from the original dPlan version to the new interface
  *   Printable versions of your disaster plan for when technology is down
  *   Three levels of read/write/edit permissions



To maintain continued updates, the tool is subscription-based with a fee of $59.40/year ($4.95/month). Bulk orders for organizations such as consortiums or state institutions can be purchased with a 10% discount. Please contact help at dplan.org<mailto:help at dplan.org> to arrange a bulk purchase.



For arts organizations, a limited number of 1-year free subscriptions are available. Please fill out this form to receive a discount code: https://bit.ly/dplanartsready.



Create an account or update current emergency preparedness plans at dplan.org.



If you have additional questions, please contact help at dplan.org<mailto:help at dplan.org>.



Kindly,

Ryn Marchese

Northeast Document Conservation Center

Marketing and Social Media Coordinator

help at dplan.org<mailto:help at dplan.org>
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