BUSINESS CONTINUITY – SURVIVE A DISASTER!

A recent FEMA report estimates that 40 – 60% of small-to-midsized businesses (SMBs) won’t survive a data calamity. Yet other priorities and financial constraints often push business continuity to a back burner.

Weather is only one factor to consider in a business continuity plan — Houston’s proximity to the coast elevates weather risks. A BDR and Business Continuity plan is necessary for all Small and Medium sized businesses.

Running a business on the Texas Gulf Coast means experiencing severe weather. Business Continuity should be a part of your plan. Insure against data loss and inability to operate. We have a comprehensive backup, disaster and recovery solution that’s practically maintenance-free and priced to fit small business budgets. Ransomware, Fire, Flood, Hurricane, Human Error, Hard drive/equipment failure – all put your business at risk.

Survive a Data Disaster – Continuity is key!

Our business continuity solution is designed to quickly revive your network and have your employees productive again in almost no time. It operates automatically to back up your vital data as frequently as every 15 minutes.

If there’s a problem, files can be restored in about a half-hour, or if needed, our system can take over as a virtual server to resume operations until bigger issues with your network can be resolved. And in a worse-case disaster scenario, remote server backup is also available to keep your files and data safe and secure. In the case of a devastating storm where electrical, phone and other utility interruptions make operating a business impossible, we can provide cloud services so that you may temporarily relocate your employees to an unaffected area where they will be able to access your files and systems.

Weather is Not the Only Risk. How much downtime can you tolerate?

Severe weather is always a threat in the Greater Houston area, but there are many causes of system failure. There’s no way to predict the future, and Murphy’s Law tells us that anything that can go wrong will go wrong. Downtime comes in all shapes and sizes. Whether it’s from a catastrophic storm or fire, ransomware, equipment failure, internet outage or even a careless mistake. No one is totally safe, and it isn’t a question of if, but instead when it will happen.

If you don’t have a well-thought out recovery plan, your company’s data is teetering on the edge of a cliff without a safety net.