Every year one in five businesses will suffer some form of major
disruption. The past year has certainly taught us a lot about unexpected
events! So having a disaster recovery plan in place is vitally important.
A Disaster Recovery Plan will protect you from financial loss and
from the reputational damage incurred when you can no longer provide
your products or services in the professional way you normally do.
These are some of the causes of major business disruption:
- Power failure
- Fire and theft
- Severe weather conditions
- Computer virus or Ransomware attack
- Terrorist threat
- Pandemic!
Thankfully, a power failure is a much more likely event than a
terrorist attack, but a loss of power, although more commonplace,
could be just as damaging to your business. The harsh truth is that
you have to expect the unexpected.
The answer is to have a plan in place because if you don’t
it can cost you a lot. Both in financial terms and in terms of your
professional reputation.
Disaster recovery and business contingency planning start with
your IT infrastructure, and the systems and processes you have in
place to minimise the effect of these unforeseen events.
A resilient IT solution is just as important as having standby
generators in place in case of a power failure.
We would strongly advise you to take a reality check and find out
how well-prepared your IT infrastructure is for a disaster situation.
Information Technology is the life-blood of modern businesses and
it cannot be allowed to fail.
Do you need help with your Disaster Recovery Plan?
We have several products and services which will enable your business
to continue if some or all of your IT infrastructure is impacted
by a disaster. Please contact us on 01273 384100 for a no-obligation
chat and a free Disaster Recovery reality check.
We hope you’ve enjoyed reading this newsletter and reminiscing
about the 1990’s!
Do get in touch with your feedback and any ideas for future articles.
We love to hear from you! You can call us on 01273 384100 or email
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