2023-06-18 08:35:47
The costs of these downtimes can be high. For revenue-generating systems, they are measured in thousands of euros per hour. For enterprise systems, lost productivity is just as costly. Potential losses associated with customer loyalty, end-user dissatisfaction and competitive positioning exist but remain less easy to account for.
Recovering quickly requires having an up-to-date business continuity plan to manage the failover from one system to another, or worse, from one site to another.
Business continuity starts with a holistic view of the environment
It is difficult to guarantee the resilience of an organization in the face of disruption. There are many challenges, due to the complexity of the environments, the data that passes through different sites or clouds, and the difficulty of having trained employees at all times.
Accordingly, companies must develop a business continuity plan, the review regularly and the maintain. Even with a well-designed plan, the execution must be orchestrated and automated to achieve the required recovery point and time-to-recovery objectives.
There are ways to overcome the uncertainties and constraints of business continuity planning, testing, and execution, and that requires visibility. Organizations can have a single view of their environment for business continuity and resiliency management.
The solutions provide real-time visibility to the business to build resilience against cyber recovery and disaster recovery scenarios. They automate service recovery paths in the event of an outage with the lowest Recovery Point Objectives (RPOs) and fastest Recovery Time Objectives (RTOs), dramatically reducing data loss and downtime. stop.
With support for source systems or physical, virtual or cloud environments, organizations can maintain the highest availability of their Windows and Linux servers and mixed computing environments avoiding downtime and data loss.
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