CONSULTATION

Any event that could negatively impact operations is included in the plan, such as supply chain interruption, Data loss or damage to critical infrastructure such as computing /network resource.

A business continuity plan is a plan to continue operations if a place of business (e.g., an office, work site or data center) is affected by adverse physical conditions, such as a storm, fire or crime.

Our experts are always ready to give you professional advise on how the business would recover its operations or move operations to another location. For example, if a fire destroys an office building or data center, the people and business or data center operations would relocate to a recovery site.

The plan could include recovering from different levels of disaster which can be short time, localized disasters, to days long building wide problems, to a permanent loss of a building.

Examples: Office building disasters - a roof leaks in an office building, then move the people to another floor in the same building; the building loses electrical power or is flooded, then have people work from home during the outage; the building burns and is completely destroyed, then relocate the people to a recovery site until a new building is acquired.

Computer center disasters - a server breaks, then recover to a backup server; the electrical power is out, then start an emergency generator, the datacenter is destroyed by a fire, then recover to a computer disaster recovery datacenter.