Business Continuity = Revenue Continuity

 

Cities never sleep.  Since the dawn of the Internet age, business managers have battled to keep up with the speed and demands of a paperless age, where time zones have no relevance.  Because of the drive for total 24x7x365 access to information, the focus is rapidly shifting from disaster recovery to business continuity as the number one priority in most operations.
 

Disaster Recovery
In the past, standard disaster recovery methods focused on the ability to successfully copy data onto catalogued tapes which are archived incase of need.  However, the growth of data is constantly challenging technology in ways of tape speed and network speeds.  This is causing IT managers to face the dilemma of which data to backup and how often.  Every minute taken to recover data will result in both lost revenue and opportunity, so the previous ideologies of storage as a simple piece of add-on hardware can no longer be accepted as a method of disaster recovery.  Today's environments need a well designed and integrated plan for Business Continuity.

 

Business Continuity

The demand for information access comes from within and outside the corporation.  Users demand data availability and don’t want to hear of outages, regardless of their cause.  Where there was once a clearly defined list of mission critical applications, there is now user-defined requirements and high-profile applications, where business continuity and zero downtime has become a reality. 

Business Continuity is the process of ensuring satisfaction and revenue by providing optimal data access and utilization.  The definition and process both contain elements of high availability, mission criticality, fault tolerance, and continuous availability. 

 

There are many aspects to a Business Continuity Plan including consideration for all possible disruptions to an organization's information flow.  To do this, the plan must include an enterprise storage solution that has the following characteristics:

  1. A remote mirrored data facility that is synchronized to ‘live’ production data

  2. Multiple real-time copies of production data

  3. The ability to migrate data between different hosts and operating systems with ease

  4. Automatic failover and load balancing capabilities

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