Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity: What's the Difference?
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You've probably heard the terms before, but do you know what they mean? Take a look at this presentation describing the fundamental differences between disaster recovery and business continuity!
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What is Disaster Recovery?
Disaster Recovery planning ensures your data remains safe and easily accessible no matter what kind of natural (or unnatural) disaster may strike!
A solid Disaster Recovery plan means you won’t lose all the data the makes up the foundation of your business.
Why Disaster Recovery?
What would happen…
…If a sudden flash flood were to destroy your entire technological infrastructure?
…If a workstation caught fire overnight and caused a massive loss of sensitive company data?
How do you plan on retrieving that lost data?
What is Business Continuity?
Business Continuity means keeping the business running under any type of extreme circumstance. Whether you lose access to your systems, your building, or your city, chances are you still have clients that need you.
The right BC plan means you can keep working, helping your clients and doing business when you are faced with a dramatic challenge.
Why Business Continuity?
Remote AccessAllows your employees to access company data from any location on any device.
Unified CommunicationGives you the flexibility to communicate through voice, video, corporate instant messaging and collaboration services. Keeps you connected to your business and your clients both in and out of the
office from any PC, laptop or mobile device.
IF A DISASTER IS DECLARED WILL YOU BE A
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Survivor or Statistic is a method used to create an actionable plan which captures vital information about your business. This program is designed to help small
and medium sized businesses come up with a comprehensive plan in case of Business Interruption
(BI).
Our 64-Step process simplifies the execution of a procedure without overcomplicating the tasks.
Our collection of information will help you shorten the recovery time between a BI and the return to normal
operations.
For More Information:
CHIPS Technology Group LLC.5 Aerial Way, Suite #400Syosset, NY 11791
Tel: 516.377.6585Fax: 516.470.9214Web: www.chipstechnologygroup.comEmail: [email protected]
Strategy. Technology. Clarity.
