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Calgary, AB (June 8, 2006) – In this post 9/11 culture, businesses and government agencies are taking extreme preventative measures to protect critical proprietary and customer-related data. The survival of businesses today necessitates protection from more than just natural disasters, such as earthquakes, fires, hurricanes and storms. Business operations also need protection from other potential dangers, including riots, strikes, terrorist actions and cyberspace hackers.
A disaster can affect the availability, integrity, and confidentiality of critical business resources and leave an organization unable to function. Therefore, it is mission critical for businesses to have a Disaster Recovery (DR) plan set in stone. For businesses that can’t afford even a second of down time, building a DR system in-house is vital. These businesses include large banks and financial institutions, web-based service providers, and –. For enterprises that can afford some down time, outsourcing data to a DR Service provider is recommended.
Entrusting critical data to a third party DR Service provider requires risk avoidance and careful selection. Therefore, it is important to invest in proper business impact analysis and research before choosing a DR Service provider. According to The Data Center Journal article entitled “Disaster Recovery Provider Checklist,” the following issues must be evaluated when seeking contract services for disaster recovery:
Not all businesses need a full service DR provider. Some businesses may only need to protect specific company data. These businesses can select from a range of Web-based application service providers (ASP). Companies can outsource their back-end applications and have the ASP vendor develop, build, distribute, and maintain custom applications and databases for client use. At a typical price of only $50 to $100 per user per month, the ASP is an affordable recovery alternative.
Disasters can occur at any given time. It is important to take preventative measures.
Reference
Staff writer (2004, August 16). Disaster Recovery Provider Checklist. The Data Center Journal.
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About the Author
Raj Narayanaswamy is the co-founder and co-CEO of Replicon, Inc. (https://www.replicon.com/), the industry leader of web-based time and expense management solutions. Founded in 1996, Replicon, Inc. powers companies, of all sizes, to maximize profitability and productivity. Clients include Ernst & Young, Sony Music Entertainment, Charles Schwab, and Volvo. Replicon is based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
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