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Tough economic challenges mean that businesses cannot afford any
downtime, particularly to their business critical applications and
data.
Whereas a sound back up policy will help a company retrieve lost
data and restore services and applications, the downtime a business
experiences can affect its performance and responsiveness and this
could result in lost revenue or damage its reputation.
Continuous business availability means a business can carry on
running with the minimum of disruption if it experiences downtime.
In today’s environment businesses must evaluate the level of
downtime they can afford to have and how much they are prepared to
pay to maximise uptime?
In this webinar, Fast Track, a leading UK sports marketing
agency, explains how its approach to business continuity had an
issue that was damaging its business and affecting the performance
of its employees in the field. Regular power outages were causing
the failure of business critical applications, particularly email
via mobile devices. Fast Track explains how adopting a continuous
availability approach has improved its business and that of its
workforce in the field.
This webinar will address the following topics to do with
business continuity and continuous availability.
- What approach to business continuity should your business
take?
- What are the different approaches and which ones work best for
different types of businesses
- What are the opportunities and risks of new technologies, such
as virtualisation and cloud computing
- How to justify the investment of a continuous availability
approach