 If everything goes away in a disaster, what can a person or business do? The Mercury News said with the ability for a catastrophe to happen anywhere, everyone should start looking to online data backup and inventory services in order to help make important data and information much easier to keep inventory of. |
Not having a disaster recovery system can be an eventual problem waiting to happen for small and midsize businesses, according to a recent blog post by the CEO of On Hold Company, Bryant Wilson. 
Even though documents are the lifeblood of their industry, a recent report commissioned by IndustryEdge and conducted by Travelers found that 57 percent of real estate owners and managers do not have a business continuity or disaster recovery plan in place. 
No one knows when a disastrous event may hit a company. Data Center Journal said just because disaster has not struck a company yet does not mean it will not ever, so businesses need to take the time to plan out their disaster recovery and data backup plan. 
No company should be without a disaster recovery plan, but for managed service providers, that due diligence is often central to their business strategy as customers rely on them to keep data safe at all costs 
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