Have you got a disaster recovery Plan?
In IT terms A disaster can be anything from a disgruntled employee deleting data through to loss of building from Flood or Fire.
Andisa helped businesses in Tadcaster after the flood 2 years ago. The things we learnt were that a disaster hits twice, like a Tsunami! The first one catches you unaware and you need to act fast to get the business operating again. In Tadcaster this meant moving businesses to a new property and supplying loan PCs quickly.
Subsequently you have to move the business again to get back to your own property. Without planning this can be a massive upheaval.
Preparedness is the key to survival. We can help avoid you being in the 90% by checking that you;
- are confident that your backups can be recovered.
- know where your software licenses are media are.
- have written down all of the critical information so that its accessible after a disaster.
- have sufficient insurance to enable recovery.
- have all the contact details to arrange help quickly.
- understand which items and processes are critical in your business and need recovering first.
- Have a prioritised contact list so you can control the fear for customers and suppliers who perhaps rely on your business and may move their business.
We are happy to come and have a coffee to discuss your needs and to explore how Andisa can help you be prepared.
I wanted to drop a message to say thank you for jumping on this so quickly last week.
Andisa have just completed a design and build project to give us a new network capable of expanding to man racks so that we can expand our streaming monitoring business.
All I can say about the router they sent us is: it was the smoothest transition I've ever had!
I have been involved in many upgrades over the years but this build and swap out was faultless. Andisa visited for twice. Once to audit / research and once to install the new kit. They agreed the outcomes at the start of the project, reviewed each day and ultimately delivered exactly what they promised. And as I said, it was the smoothest transition I have ever had!