Imagine this. There’s been a fire at your company’s headquarters, and the servers that store all of your critical information were destroyed. How do you recover your lost data and keep your business running with minimal interruption while you rebuild?
With cloud backup, your data is safe, secure, and easily recovered. You can even continue with normal business operations by spinning up your servers in the cloud, which is why no business should be without cloud backup as part of their disaster recovery and business continuity plan.
1) RECOVER YOUR DATA
Delete something you didn’t mean to? It happens. You’re human. If you backed up your data, it’s no big deal. When you use the cloud, everything on your server is securely backed up offsite with redundancies in place, so you can recover all your data in any situation.
2) COMPETITIVE VIABILITY
While they might feel for you, your clients most likely don’t have the luxury of waiting for you to get back on your feet if misfortune strikes, and your competitors will be happy to profit from your bad luck. So, it’s not an overstatement to say that having a cloud backup solution can literally save your company.
) ELIMINATE DOWNTIME
We’ve established that operational continuity during disaster recovery is imperative. Some companies never completely recover the downtime that results from even a small disruption. Virtually any incident can cause an organization to lose weeks of fixed costs. You can guard against this devastating downtime by utilizing an offsite cloud server should your local server experience problems.
THE CLOUD IN ACTION.
When a Detroit area financial consultant firm, Budco, had a total server failure, our remote monitoring and maintenance protocols
caught it and alerted our response team immediately. Within just a few hours, Budco resumed normal operations with no loss of data by spinning their server up in the Enertron cloud. Once their local server was replaced, the transition back to an onsite server was seamless. What could have been a disaster became little more than an inconvenience and a long lunch break.