Business Continuity
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Protect yourself from natural and manmade disasters.
Business continuity is the ability to continue to deliver products and services to your clients at acceptable levels after a major incident. Business disruptions can have a detrimental impact to the well being of your company. Aside from lost revenue and significant down time, you may require additional maintenance expenses leading to an unforeseen financial burden. Luckily, G6 Communications offers military grade business continuity, so you can continue to do business in the event a major incident happens.
Four Steps to a Successful Business Continuity Plan
We all know or have heard about a major disaster that “only happens to others.” Until, that is, it happens to us. There are four important steps that must be addressed for you to understand how a disaster can impact your business. The identification of time sensitive and critical business functions, processes, and resources that support your company are vital pieces of information to consider when coming up with a business continuity plan.
Analysis
Understand the current infrastructure with the critical line of business applications
Design
Architect a solution that addresses the impact a disaster can have on your business
Implementation
Deploy your design
Validation
Test the plan frequently and make sure that everything works
“G6 Communications is hands down the best service provider that I have worked with. They were precise, professional, and got the job done right the first time.”
– Central Indiana Insulation, Westfield, IN
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