Disaster Recovery

A technology disruption has two costs. There's the problem itself. Then there's the cost created by figuring out the response while the business is

As a prospective donor, one question comes to mind when I look at a nonprofit: Can this organization keep delivering its mission when something

Most businesses don't deliberately choose to be reactive. They get there gradually. Customers need attention. Employees have questions. Projects have deadlines. As long as

Every organization has plans for normal operations. The harder question is what happens when normal operations stop. A system goes offline. Employees can't access

Could your business operate for 72 hours without its core systems? No email. No customer portal. No payment processing. No access to critical data.