"Skyscrapers of fire, huge flames of destruction and explosions all around" are the thoughts our imaginations conjure up, when we think of disasters. Sometimes, these disaster events do happen, which leave us looking at our television screens in horror and often in the futility of our lives at times, but in reality they are rare and unlikely to happen to the majority of us.

However, localised flooding, lorry tanker spills, wind damage, electrical outages, IT and communications failures are all far more likely to effect us. These types of disasters do happen to many of us and on a relatively frequent basis.

What constitutes a disaster to a business varies greatly. For example; if a business relies heavily on the Internet to transact business and it loses all access to the Internet, it's a disaster level event for that business. But to a different type of organisation that uses the Internet for little more than light communications use, it could be classed as no more than a business aggravation.

Disaster recovery is a key element of business continuity; how your organisation adequately responds to a range of disaster level events and how quickly can you get operations back up and running.

The success or otherwise of any business continuity plan is in the application of effort, planning and understanding of the needs of the business. Knowledge can provide the expertise, technology and physical resources necessary to get key business operations back up and running, in the shortest possible time!

Disaster Recovery Services: -

• DR planning & service identification analysis
  
• IT server & infrastructure provision
  
• Telecommunication services provision
  
• Internet & email service provision
  
• Office and business relocation services
  
• Business support services
  
• 24 x 7 x 365 service availability