Weathering the Storm: Will Your Disaster Plan Work?
The capability to recover IT systems after a storm involves careful planning and execution to ensure minimal disruption and swift restoration.
The capability to recover IT systems after a storm involves careful planning and execution to ensure minimal disruption and swift restoration.
Whether strong winds or flooding arrive, it is imperative for companies to fortify their operations during the 2024 hurricane season.
After the recent hurricane, businesses are reminded of the importance of protecting their uptime and revenue with a powerful UPS system.
Recent disaster recovery statistics prove that businesses still face the risk of catastrophic disruption due to diverse potential threats.
With hurricane season approaching, now is the time to look at your business continuity plan and consider any needed revisions.
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A business continuity plan addresses the plan of action should a company experience a disaster - whether it be a hurricane, a fire, or an internet interruption.
Disaster recovery has been familiar to those in IT circles for 30 years. However, disaster preparedness has come a long way since that time.
Setting up a work-from-home strategy will help companies to weather the current crisis, but may help long-term with decreases in overhead.
Hey, everybody. It’s finally June. The days are getting a little bit longer. Weather is beautiful minus a few rain showers now and then. So, hey, it’s just prepping us for the summertime, right? And what’s summertime? Hurricane season.