Advanced Public and Hybrid Cloud
Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
Ensuring your services keep running despite disruption
Prevent outages and mitigate the risk of service disruption
Disruption can be disastrous for an organisation, resulting in lost revenue and damage to the brand. Disaster Recovery (DR) and Business Continuity (BC) help minimise disruption and ensure businesses can quickly get back on their feet.
We understand and solve your key issues
We provide services which are designed to solve our customers' key challenges.
- Reliance on digital documents
Businesses rely on digital documents, data and applications to function. If there is disrupton to this or data loss, this can have far reaching impacts.
- Hardware failures
If your facility or infrastructure fails due to unforseen circumstances or catastrophic events such as floods or fires, it can also take all the data with it. You need to regularly back-up your data to avoid permanent data loss.
- Human error
Human error is one of the most common causes of data loss or disruption, so you need regular back-ups.
- Cyber-Attacks
Cyber-attacks are on the rise, ransomware attacks could hold your data hostage, leading to significant business disruption.
- Customer Expectations
Customers are more demanding than ever - if they experience service downtime or disruption, they're likely to go elsewhere.
Key capabilities
Reduced disruption
Minimise risk of data loss
Prevent reputational harm
Help build resiliency
Maintain productivity
Prevent loss of revenue
$5,6k
Lost per minute of downtime
93%
Of companies without DR close within a year
51%
Of companies don't have a BC plan
CAPABILITIES
Giving you peace of mind
Find out more about the powerful features that sit within our services
Managed Azure
FEATURES & BENEFITS
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Key Services
Learn more about the key benefits of our Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity services
Disaster Recovery
Learn why DR is important for your business.
Benefits
Significantly reduce your restore times, RTO and RPOPrevent loss of revenue due to downtime and technical supportAvoid reputational damage - downtime can be disastrous for customer retentionMaintain performance levels by ensuring systems are constantly running -
Key Services
Learn more about the key benefits of our Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity services
Business Continuity
Learn why BC is important for your business.
Benefits
A Business Continuity plan will making coping in a crisis easier as you will have a clear strategy of what to doIt will act as reassurance to customers, insurers and investors that your business is robustIt will help ensure compliance with industry standardsIt can create a competitive advantage - with a strong plan in place, you'll be able to respond quicker to market disruptions than competitors
Significantly reduce your restore times, RTO and RPOCUSTOMERS
Who succeeds with us
A rich, diverse customer base from finance to healthcare and everything in between
”As a charity, it was really important for us to partner with someone that understood what we needed and Advanced did just that – they understood our vision. ”
— Rob Bing, IT Service Manager
St Andrew's Healthcare
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