The Disaster Recovery Challenge
Organisations rely more heavily on their data and IT assets now than ever before. Without access to corporate data files, email, and customer information, core business operations grind to a sudden halt.
Recovering failed applications & IT environments is complex, requires great human intervention, and often takes weeks to bring the environment back online if at all.
As a result the need for improved Business Continuity (BC) and Disaster Recovery (DR) processes is at the forefront of every organisations strategic goal. Continuous business operation requires effective application and data recovery that can cater for both minor and major outages and adapt to your businesses changing needs.
Our Services and Solutions
Organisations trying to find a BC/DR solution often have difficulty evaluating all of the criteria associated with a successful deployment. Some of the common questions faced include:
- What sort of replication technologies are available, suitable and viable for your environment?
- How do you evaluate the success and cost of any proposed technology?
- What are the hidden costs involved, i.e. second site setup & environmental costs, IT planning and unexpected infrastructure?
- What dedicated resources will be required to deploy and manage a solution internally?
- How does an organisation plan and cater for the varying changes in its data availability and replication requirements as their BC/DR strategy develops?
These challenges often leave necessary BC/DR plans on the shelf due to limitations of internal IT resources, Budget constraints, or the inability to find a suitable solution. Due to these common hurdles most organisations existing DRP & BC strategies fall well short of meeting their optimum recovery objective.
Disaster Recovery Service
Hosted Continuity is the market leader in understanding today’s Business Continuity challenges. As specialists in Backup and Disaster Recovery, we understand the limitations and complexities of protecting data and the considerations required to get it right.
Hosted Continuity’s Disaster Recovery Cloud Service, leverages from our expertise in continuous storage replication, virtualisation and the latest de-duplication replication technology to offer customers a better choice when it comes to building a suitable Disaster Recovery capability.
Our managed services approach to business continuity and disaster recovery provides customers with a complete recovery point for their IT environment, independent of hardware constraints.
Hosted Continuity’s Disaster Recovery Cloud Service manages the risks associated with data loss and IT systems downtime, with dedicated resources to manage the recovery process, guaranteed SLAs on recovery times and best practice methodologies and processes.
-
News & Updates
-
The Economic Benefit of Cloud Computing
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.
More → -
BLACKOUT: Cloud computing network holds up with backup power
A bank of batteries at AIS in San Diego provides a steady supply of power and can hold an electrical load up to 45 minutes before the load is transferred to a diesel fuel-powered generator. The system functioned properly during last week's blackout.
More → -
Cloud computing service sees big increase across world this year
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.
More → -
Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Tips, Techniques & Best Practices for CTOs
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.
More →
-




