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Rapid server recovery from major IT incidents. Recover instantly. Access and pay for the hardware you need when, and only when, you actually have to use it.
Rapid server recovery from major IT incidents. Recover instantly. Access and pay for the hardware you need when, and only when, you actually have to use it.
Rapid server recovery from major IT incidents. Recover instantly. Access and pay for the hardware you need when, and only when, you actually have to use it.
Rapid server recovery from major IT incidents. Recover instantly. Access and pay for the hardware you need when, and only when, you actually have to use it.
Rapid server recovery from major IT incidents. Recover instantly. Access and pay for the hardware you need when, and only when, you actually have to use it.
Rapid server recovery from major IT incidents. Recover instantly. Access and pay for the hardware you need when, and only when, you actually have to use it.
Rapid server recovery from major IT incidents. Recover instantly. Access and pay for the hardware you need when, and only when, you actually have to use it.
We help businesses stay on track when disaster strikes. Whether it’s your IT or business operations, you have decades of shared experience working behind the scenes to keep your business running smoothly.
We help businesses stay on track when disaster strikes. Whether it’s your IT or business operations, you have decades of shared experience working behind the scenes to keep your business running smoothly.
We help businesses stay on track when disaster strikes. Whether it’s your IT or business operations, you have decades of shared experience working behind the scenes to keep your business running smoothly.
We help businesses stay on track when disaster strikes. Whether it’s your IT or business operations, you have decades of shared experience working behind the scenes to keep your business running smoothly.
We help businesses stay on track when disaster strikes. Whether it’s your IT or business operations, you have decades of shared experience working behind the scenes to keep your business running smoothly.
We help businesses stay on track when disaster strikes. Whether it’s your IT or business operations, you have decades of shared experience working behind the scenes to keep your business running smoothly.
Business Continuity Planning: Scenarios vs. impact
The core aim of Business Continuity Planning is to ensure that an organisation can continue to deliver its products and services, minimise downtime and recover swiftly when faced with disruption.
There is a fundamental question, often posed when organisations begin: “should I plan for scenarios or impacts?” For example, should we have a plan for fire, flood, terrorist event and gas leak? Or should we instead plan for shared impacts such as the loss of premises?
The core aim of Business Continuity Planning is to ensure that an organisation can continue to deliver its products and services, minimise downtime and recover swiftly when faced with disruption.
There is a fundamental question, often posed when organisations begin: “should I plan for scenarios or impacts?” For example, should we have a plan for fire, flood, terrorist event and gas leak? Or should we instead plan for shared impacts such as the loss of premises?
The core aim of Business Continuity Planning is to ensure that an organisation can continue to deliver its products and services, minimise downtime and recover swiftly when faced with disruption.
There is a fundamental question, often posed when organisations begin: “should I plan for scenarios or impacts?” For example, should we have a plan for fire, flood, terrorist event and gas leak? Or should we instead plan for shared impacts such as the loss of premises?
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