Anything from a simple power outage through to a wide-scale network failure can result in large potential revenue losses without a robust plan in place.
The only way to limit damage from any business failure — be it online or offline — is preparation. But when you’re thinking about business continuity, what constitutes a disaster and how can you assess the potential impact? More importantly, how can you possibly prepare for the unknown?
This essential go-to guide will help you identify what you need to do when your business systems fail you.
| When we discuss business continuity and Disaster Recovery (DR), how likely is it that your business will be at risk? |
| 20% of companies will suffer fire, flood, power failures, terrorism or hardware / software disasters. | Of those without a DRP, 80% that experience significant data loss are likely to go out of business within one month. | 43% of businesses unable to resume operations within 10 days will never reopen. |
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