“Preparation is the key!”
A disaster can strike at any time. By disaster we’re referring to any type of interruption of service beyond your organisations control. They range from the most common – power outages, to the most catastrophic – earthquakes. Spectrum’s Disaster Recovery Service enables you to stay in control during a disaster by providing you with a step-by-step plan.
Disaster Planning
Spectrum will work with your organization to analyze your facilities, systems, equipment and procedures. We will:
- Identify threats, vulnerabilities and areas of the business that could be impacted
- Assess actual operational procedures and processes for interdependencies
- Evaluate electronic and physical intruder detection procedures and tools
- Establish critical and non-critical areas of business
- Determine any legal issues associated with downtime or failure to perform to service level agreements
- Document recovery time objectives for all data and business areas
Protection for your business
Spectrum’s Disaster Recovery Service ensures protection for your UNIX investment and business by providing the following cost effective benefits:
- The ensurance of business continuity despite natural disaster, power outage, network failure, software error and forced evacuation
- A thorough assessment, analysis, design and testing of your Disaster Recovery Plan
- A flexible, customised service that fits your requirements
- The ensurance of continual availability, redundancy and reliability of your data
- p5 / pSeries resource preservation – empowering you to focus on your own business challenges
- A reduced loss of revenue, lost opportunities and loss of customers
Combined Solutions
Following a thorough analysis, Spectrum can assist with a Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity Plan to ensure your IBM Unix servers are always available and protected for your business and your customers.
Ensure that in the event of a disaster, your business has a plan in place to ensure it survives. Contact Spectrum Consulting now for a free consultation on disaster recovery for your Unix Servers.
