The future is an uncertain place. Know-one knows what lies around the corner? We have recently seen a number of tragic catastrophe world events that have restricted businesses abilities access premises for days or even weeks. These events have emphasised how important it is to have your business prepared. Would you be prepared?
That's what business continuity is all about. Organisations that have invested in, and continually test their business continuity capabilities are far more likely to survive the effects of an incident.
Hosted Continuity's experienced qualified consultants can help you set up and manage a business continuity capability now, for whatever disruption might occur in the future. We'll carry out a complete audit, then train and mentor key staff to develop strategic, tactical and operational business continuity plans.
Data loss through software and hardware failure or even human error can prove disastrous. That's why more and more organisations are seeing the importance of storing business critical information off-site.
Our revolutionary disaster recovery managed service provides the highest level of security and high availability in one of Australia's secure and protected data centre environments.
Hosted Continuity's business suites can seat up to 100 workers. So if you lose access to your office you can relocate to the data centre easily and efficiently.
Hosted Continuity's is a global leader in disaster and business continuity planning. It's a powerful combination that ensures your business performs as usual under any circumstances.
Put simply, by thinking the unthinkable, we build resilience in to your organisation making your business bullet-proof!
Cloud computing, as defined by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, is a model for enabling "… convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction." NIST is implying the economies of scale that go with cloud computing when it refers to a pool of configurable computing resources.
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With its popularity seeing a big increase in large, small and medium companies, cloud computing, specifically software-as-a-service, has grown over 20 percent across the world this year and will continue its huge growth over the next four years, according to a new Gartner study.
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In Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Tips, Techniques & Best Practices for CTOs, this webinar examines how leading chief information officers are putting programs in place to protect their companies from unexpected catastrophic events.
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