What Help Can It Support Companies Provide With Disaster Recovery

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Of all of the IT support requirements that a given London company can have, if there is one area that can be neglected, it is often disaster recovery. In the minds of many business owners, the very word 'disaster' conjures up pictures of various nightmare scenarios - such as flood, fire or theft - that only ever happen to other companies. That probably helps to explain why the vast majority of firms do not have plans to deal with disaster.

However, there are many eventualities that can make it necessary to implement a disaster recovery plan, and a failure to do so can result in just one unfortunate event washing away all of a business owner's hard work in mere hours. Indeed, statistics show that most businesses that experience such disasters - ranging from crashed hard disks to the company's 'main man' being run over - cease to operate within a year.

Certainly, a company's computer systems tend to play a huge role in keeping it in operation. This means that arrangements need to be made to ensure that in the event of the worst happening, business critical systems and data can still be accessed. The good news ...
... is that there are various IT support companies in the capital that can provide such business continuity and disaster recovery services.

There is a wide range of solutions that can be provided by a specialist in IT services London, depending on the client's exact needs - and indeed, there's no reason why solutions shouldn't be tailored so that each customer's exact operational needs can be met. Available solutions include dedicated DR infrastructure - both Physical and Virtual - as well as shared, pay-per-use Virtual server and SAN infrastructure and continuous Data replication and Snapshot services.

The result is a disaster recovery package that will maintain access to IT systems and data regardless of the level of business disruption, with business risk reduced and infrastructure shared - and therefore made highly cost-effective.

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