In a perfect world, mid- to large-cap organizations can muster the money and people to protect their IT infrastructures from the worst kinds of unacceptable risk, but the fact is, it’s a rare accomplishment. That’s why implementing disaster recovery (DR) programs in stages could be the way to go for many organizations.
Category: Disaster Recovery Planning and Design
Considering A DR Strategy? Answer These 6 Questions First
Operating a business without a DR strategy is a lot like renting a car without insurance: once an incident occurs you will forever regret not having it. Once you’ve decided you can’t live with the risk and therefore need a DR strategy, there are two basic paths to set up a DR plan. The first…
Is Your DR Site Working For You? 3 Things to Consider
Optimal disaster recovery sites come in all shapes and sizes: what’s ideal or necessary depends entirely on the organization’s requirements. There are different aspects to consider when deciding whether backing-up your systems, investing in a shared-resource recovery co-location, or opting for a more fully managed option is the best solution for your DR plan. But…
6 Questions That Prove DR Server Location Matters
You know the importance of an intelligent and well-conceived DR plan, and you know the importance of choosing the right DR partner. But did you know that the location of your DR servers is crucial to the success of your DR plan? Here are six questions to ask yourself about your service location. 1. Is…
How To Evaluate A DR Partner: A 3 Step Checklist
Aligning with a DR partner can be one cost-effective solution to protect your organization against the risks of potential disaster. But how do you find the right one? There are three things you must do before selecting a DR partner to properly evaluate candidate organizations and make an informed choice. Follow this three-step checklist to…