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Strategies to help limit the effects of unplanned business outages

Given the high probability and variety of events that have caused and will continue to cause business interruptions (snow storms, flooding, fire) and manmade events (power disruptions, connectivity, & malicious acts) you will most likely experience one or more disruptions over the next 12 months.  How to handle them and putting a strategy can help limit their effects and your ability to serve your customers when disruptions do occur.

Ask yourself if something manmade or natural happened:

• What will the effect be on your business?
• What will it cost you?
• How long will your customers stay loyal in the event of an outage?
• Is your electricity and internet connectivity redundant and fortified to withstand a natural disaster?
• Do you have any type of plan?
• Thought of distributed workforce throughout locations, buildings, even other states?
• Is your physical server closet packed and overheating?
• Have you thought of an offsite backup?

For  small to medium size business owners, being prepared can mean staying in business during and after an unplanned outage.

Our Lunch and Learn will cover:

• A wide range of strategies that you can implement now to reduce the impact that an unplanned outage can have on your business
• How to calculate your RTO (Recovery Time Objective) and how this important number affects cost of recovery
• Does your current recovery plan meet your recovery time objectives
• Does your current backup strategy meet your RPO (Recovery Point Objective)

Please join us at www.vindeset.com Vin De Set for nice lunch and a presentation discussion on ways you as a business owner can benefit.

Hope to see you there!