Business Continuity

We all know that in today’s economy everyone tries to  stretch and squeeze every dollar to get the best value we possibly can.. That the way to make technology and business work, is to run a tight and lean ship. Cut back staffing, increase profits, lower expenses, do more with less.

Let’s admit it. We all at one time or another, have implemented those tactics to achieve our goals and increase our resources. 

If a disaster happened at your business, do you have a strategy to keep downtime as minimal as possible? Have you considered all associated costs? Can you meet recovery goals? These are questions many business owners find themselves asking when it’s too late. Maybe what you need is a "time machine"?

Hurricane preparedness

From Hurricane Harvey, to the fires in Oregon, California, and Montana, to the earthquake in Mexico, to the looming threat of category-4 strength hurricane Irma, recent events have made it only too clear that, in addition to planning to protect human life during a disaster, there must also be safeguards in place to protect the businesses that allow people to make a living.