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When software experts mention the words \u201cbusiness disaster<\/strong>\u201d or \u201cdisaster recovery<\/strong>\u201d, many top business people think about natural, or weather, events, such as floods, hurricanes, fires, ice storms, earthquakes, tsunamis, wind storms, etc. These disasters can of course occur at a company and can have devastating repercussions, such as prolonged downtime, property damage, injuries and more. The likelihood, however, of such weather events are much less likely than technological<\/strong> and man-made<\/strong> events.<\/p>\n

Technological and man-made disasters, including hardware failures, software malfunctions, user errors, security breaches, etc., can also have devastating effects on a business\u2019 operations, causing downtime, data loss, lost productivity, lost revenue, delayed sales, increased expenses and more. One hour of downtime can cost companies anywhere between tens of thousands of dollars for small businesses to hundreds of thousands of dollars for large organizations!<\/p>\n

It\u2019s critical to know your Recovery Time Objective (RTO)<\/strong><\/em>, which is your company\u2019s maximum allowable downtime. How long can you go down and survive? If your RTO is seconds or minutes, then you better make sure you have a business continuity solution with off-site data storage.<\/p>\n

\"BusinessMany businesses, without a proper business continuity and disaster recovery plan and solution, don\u2019t recover from some disasters. So, before you think to yourself, \u201cwell we have beautiful weather here or we hardly ever get power outages, why should I pay for a Business Continuity Service?\u201d \u2013 remember that your company is much more likely of falling victim to a ransomware attack, having an employee accidentally delete an important file or dealing with a malfunctioning server. No matter what sudden disastrous event occurs, you want to be protected. Ask yourself, is my company\u2019s data worth risking?<\/em> You may have gone the last 10 years disaster-free but can you truly guarantee that the next 10 years will also be free of crisis?<\/p>\n

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