The list of possible disasters seems endless: flood, fire, cyberattack, hurricane, terrorism, blackout and more. Critical engineering expert Kevin Rosen of Stream Data Centers discusses the importance of disaster planning in maintaining uptime and continuing mission-critical operations during and after a crisis.
Disaster Planning Helps Mission-Critical Facilities Avoid Outages and Navigate Emergencies
Are you prepared? A new report from Stream Data Centers asks this very question in regards to why managers of critical environments need a solid strategy for disaster planning.
Are You Prepared? Why You Need a Solid Strategy for Critical Environments Disaster Planning
The list of possible disasters to prepare for can seem overwhelming for any business in any location, especially since organizations face the dual challenge of maintaining business continuity while confronting risks to life and property throughout the disaster zone. Download the new report from Stream Data Centers that explores the ins and outs of disaster planning, which is not optional for critical facilities, unless you’re willing to put your business operations — and data — at risk.
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