Draas

Disaster Recovery

Data safety is a core business concern for SMB’s to Enterprise. But being prepared to ensure that your business operates even during potentially catastrophic disasters requires more than simply implementing business cloud backup. While such services are certainly part of a healthy disaster recovery (DR) plan, there’s a lot more to be considered before you can call your organization safe, especially from an IT standpoint. A “disaster” refers to a complete halt of most or all of your systems simultaneously.

If someone asks what your organization would do if all of its systems went dark one fine day, and you can’t answer that question with confidence, then you’re setting yourself up for serious problems down the road—and that’s “when,” not “if.” Disaster hits everyone sooner or later. Fortunately, MBA-IT can use the cloud and the internet combined to make recovering from system disasters easier and more accessible than ever.

DRaaS, also known as disaster recovery as a service, is the replication of hosting of physical or virtual servers by a third party to provide failover in the event of a man-made or natural catastrophe. DRaaS can be especially useful to organizations that lack the necessary expertise to provision, configure, and test an effective disaster recovery plan (DRP)

You can recover your services in as little as 15 minutes or less if required, with the peace of mind of 100% availability service level and access directly back into your environment for your users, using a selection of technology, from Citrix, VMware or Microsoft. DR runtime of one month is included as standard, with the option to extend if required.