#business-continuity

#business-continuity

A recent study found that 58% of small business owners prioritize business continuity and safeguarding the business's values over financial considerations.

BCDR goes beyond basic backup to provide comprehensive recovery that keeps businesses running, no matter what comes their way.

A solid business continuity plan (BCP) is essential to keep operations running and protect business assets during unexpected disruptions.

NetEase's unexpected closure of its public cloud service underscores the critical need for enterprises to prepare for potential disruptions in cloud infrastructure.

Backup involves copying data in an IT system to another location so it can be recovered if the original data is lost. That loss can be due to hardware failure, cyber attack such as ransomware, natural disaster, or human error, such as accidental deletion.

Businesses that rely on outdated legacy applications struggle with high operational costs, hindered performance, potential security flaws, and increasing risks to business continuity. These factors are critical in driving the need for modernization.

Continuity in B2B interactions is crucial; customers seek seamless, efficient experiences tailored to their needs, yet often face fragmented processes that hinder efficiency.