Business Continuity

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How prepared are you for a natural disaster? If your business was interrupted due to a fire, hurricane, flood or other disaster, how quickly would you be able to get it back up and running? Hours? Days? Weeks? Months?

Today, maintaining business continuity is more important than ever. The intensity and frequency of major natural disasters has increased from 100 per year in the 1970s to more than 500 per year today, according to the Harvard School of Public Health, and small to mid-sized businesses don’t have the resources on their own to recover in a timely manner from most disasters, even seemingly small ones.

During a disaster, there are more important things for you to concentrate on than rebuilding your infrastructure. You need to focus on your customers to ensure their needs are met without interruption.

To maintain business continuity during or immediately after disasters large or small, you should be prepared to answer the following questions:

1. How many employees need to be up and running?
2. What are the power requirements of your office?
3. Where do you store your data?
4. What kind of computers, servers, and operating system do you use?
5. How do you want your phone calls handled during a disaster?

The right partner can use this information to help ensure your business continuity in any situations by getting your business up and running in just a few short days - and in some cases, just a few hours.

To find out more about how the right partner can help your company maintain business continuity during and immediately following any disaster visit http://www2.agilityrecovery.com.