Business Continuity Services
REGULARLY BACKUP YOUR DATA
Protect your business by implementing a business continuity strategy that puts the necessary plan and technology in place to reduce downtime in the event a disaster occurs. With other variables in play, if your technology experiences any sort of downtime, it can be detrimental to your business. Ask yourself a few questions. Are your servers backed up? Is all of your data stored on-site? Could your business continue to produce in the event of a major equipment failure caused by a hard-drive malfunction? Could your business still perform in the event of a natural disaster like a flood, lightning strike, or even theft? Our team of experts create detailed strategies and conduct risk assessments to build contingency plans in the event of a disaster.
PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS
Very few people will care more about your business than you. It’s your livelihood, something you probably have been working on your entire life. By implementing a business continuity strategy that puts the necessary plan and technology in place to reduce downtime in the event of a disaster, you’ve gone from unprepared to prepared for any surprises that loom in the horizon. Are your servers backed up routinely? Is all your data stored on-site? Could your business weather a major equipment failure caused by a hard drive crash, flood, lightning strike, or even theft? Take a look at some of the advantages that you can benefit for having a routine risk assessment and detailed strategy in place.
WHAT’S THE REAL COST OF IT DOWNTIME?
Infrastructure matters. When your network or applications unexpectedly fail or crash, downtime can have a direct impact on your bottom line and ongoing business operations.
$5,600/minute
Average cost of IT downtime
IT Downtime Factors
The industry average cost of downtime is dependent on a lot of variables. The monetary losses vary when you consider your revenue, industry, the actual duration of the outage, the number of people impacted, the time of day, etc.
For example, losses are significantly higher per hour for businesses who are based on high-level data transactions, like banks and online retail sales.
If you experience an unplanned outage during peak traffic time, obviously the damage will be more significant.
Additional Cost of IT Downtime
The industry average cost of downtime is dependent on a lot of variables. The monetary losses vary when you consider your revenue, industry, the actual duration of the outage, the number of people impacted, the time of day, etc.
For example, losses are significantly higher per hour for businesses who are based on high-level data transactions, like banks and online retail sales.
If you experience an unplanned outage during peak traffic time, obviously the damage will be more significant.
23 minutes lost
Average time to refocus