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Business Continuity
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Why Business Continuity Matters: High Availability, Backups, and More
The financial ramifications of downtime can be staggering, impacting not just immediate revenue but also long-term customer trust.
According to industry estimates, unplanned downtime can cost businesses thousands of dollars per minute. This makes the investment in business continuity measures not just prudent but absolutely essential for any business serious about its long-term viability.
These four services contribute to business continuity in the workplace:
- Crisis Management
- High Availability / Fault Tolerance
- Off-Site Backups
- Disaster Recovery

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Comprehensive IT services for the modern workplace
Crisis Management
Effective crisis management goes beyond merely reacting to adverse events; it involves comprehensive planning, timely communication, and decisive action to ensure your business remains operational during unforeseen challenges.
High Availability / Fault Tolerance
High availability ensures that your critical systems and applications are accessible when needed, minimizing risks of operational disruptions and safeguarding both revenue and brand reputation.
Off-Site Backups
Storing valuable data in a geographically separate location provides an additional layer of security, ensuring quick recovery and minimal interruption in the event of a local disaster.
Disaster Recovery
This involves a set of policies and procedures that enable the recovery or continuation of vital technology infrastructure and systems following a natural or human-induced disaster, thus limiting the impact on business operations.