Strategic Backup Plans
Creating a business continuity plan is far from a trivial exercise. Having stated this, however, it is equally the case that the creation of a plan is often made far more difficult than necessary.
How do you ensure that your disaster recovery plan meets your actual needs? How do you know that it will all work? Do you audit it, and if so, how?
Equally fundamentally, do you know what your resource/service dependencies are and what their time criticalities are? What of your actual everyday contingency practices - do they measure up?
Risk analysis is inextricably linked with disaster recovery. Assessment of the risks which may lead to disaster is essential in the determination of what controls are appropriate to the situation. Again, however, risk analysis is often made more difficult than necessary.
To determine and ensure all of this with minimum fuss, The consultants at IT OnCall can provide a comprehensive but extremely simple plan for your business to ensure you stay in business no matter what happens.
Vital Data Recovery
Data loss is one of our industry's most misunderstood concepts. Very little information has been made public about data loss, and the information that does exist is inconsistent. Due to the mixed messages they receive, users find it difficult to properly evaluate their data loss situations and make educated decisions to recover from them.
Most "lost" data is not lost at all; it has simply become inaccessible to the user. Hundreds of thousands of gigabytes (GB) of data have been lost simply because users were not aware of their options and gave up hope of recovery.
While data may be inaccessible to you, our experiences indicate that approximately 95% of all inaccessible data can be recovered. This number approaches 100% if the drive is received before commercial utilities are exercised. Our data recovery experts have the ability to recover your data using proprietary techniques and tools developed through years of Research & Development.
As technology advances, more data is being stored in smaller spaces. Ten years ago hard drives stored 40 Megabytes (MB) of data. Today's hard drives store up to 18 gigabytes (GB) on a smaller surface than the drives of a decade ago. Increasing storage capacities amplify the impact of data loss. As more and more data is stored in smaller and denser areas, mechanical precision becomes crucial.
We understand that most people and their businesses depend on computers for their daily existence.When loss of electronic information occurs, our data recovery technicians are ready to get you back on your feet as quickly as possible. You can rest assured that your data is in skilled hands here at I.T. OnCall.
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