Plan B Disaster Recovery lowers the cost of business continuity
Most users must have had one of those bad PC days, when you arrive at work enthused to complete a task, only to end up spending the day waiting for IT to fix your newly broken PC, or in a small business often doing it yourself.
When this happens at the server level, many users are impacted, and it can be expected to happen at the most inconvenient time, such as the end of a month, quarter or year.
Most managers are aware of the reliance their business has on IT and the impact of applications not being available, but although they may not like to admit it, many have only crossed fingers as a business continuity plan.
Basically they are hoping that the inevitable does not happen any time soon, and this is especially likely to be true for small and medium sized businesses (SMBs). There are a number of ways of mitigating the risk of such server failure.
See Plan B Disaster Recovery lowers the cost of business continuity.
Tags: Disaster Recovery, virtual server
