Protection When You Need it Most
From power outages to the harsh hand of Mother Nature, it’s safe to assume your company’s resources are constantly at risk. Negative events can happen unexpectedly. The only question is whether or not you’ll be ready when they do. With IT strongly tied to all business functions, it’s extremely important to have a disaster recovery plan in place to protect your investments.
According to FEMA, 40% of small businesses who suffer a disaster without a proper and effective recovery plan in place will fail and close. Of those that manage to reopen their doors, another 25% will only last another year before eventually failing as well. Mindsight’s cloud disaster recovery solutions can offer you peace of mind that your data is safe no matter what happens. With a solid disaster recovery plan in place, your business can continue on with minimal loss and downtime.
Mindsight’s Cloud Disaster Recovery Solution in Six Steps
A Mindsight cloud disaster recovery plan makes use of infrastructure, software, and/or managed services to quickly restore business functions after a negative event. Typically, our approach involves six steps immediately following the incident.
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Managed Services
Mindsight can layer managed services on top of any disaster recovery solution to help reduce your costs.
Learn MorePath to the Cloud Analysis
Questions about moving to the cloud? Mindsight offers an Path to the Cloud Analysis. From infrastructure to applications, our senior consultants will take a holistic look at your environment and determine your organization’s readiness to migrate to the cloud.
Learn MoreCloud Disaster Recovery Design and Deployment
Mindsight can design and deploy a solution that meets your current and future business needs. Whether in a public, private or hybrid cloud model, we can ensure your data is protected.
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