Business Continuity
What's your continuity roadmap?
Benjamin Franklin often said "time is money," and he couldn't be more right when it comes to the ability of your business to access its mission critical technology. What happens to your business if the server goes down? How do your users cope when their internet connection is down? If your building was destroyed, could your business continue to run? Exact Solutions can make the answers to all of the above questions "business continues as usual."Onsite/Offsite Backup
Your data is the most important element related to your technology. Having current, instantly available backups in the event of the inevitable server crash, data corruption, or power outage will prevent you from ever again experiencing that sinking "I just lost 14 man-hours of work" feeling. A comprehensive onsite/offsite backup plan from Exact Solutions can provide up to the minute backups of all of your critical data both in your facility and elsewhere in the event of a disaster. The offsite backup can easily be managed using your existing internet connection, and the onsite backup can often utilize existing hardware and/or storage, so your startup costs are minimal. Exact Solutions will design and implement a custom backup solution that meets the specific needs of your organization.Onsite/Offsite Server Replication
Having backups of your data is invaluable, but backups take time to restore. In the event of a server failure, valuable time (and, therefore, money) is lost while employees are unable to work. Server replication can eradicate this potential problem by replicating any change made on the production server to a second server. In the event of a server failure, the secondary server would automatically come online and assume the identity of the primary server, thus eliminating downtime altogether. This failover to the secondary server can be initiated manually as well to allow for upgrades and maintenance to the server without reducing availability. Server replication can also be done to an offsite location to offset the risk of physical damage to the facility itself. Remote locations accessing a server in a central office can even maintain the ability to use the server in the event of a failover. Multiple primary servers (i.e. file server, mail server, web server) can replicate to a single secondary server by leveraging state of the art virtualization technology, so you won't have to buy a second physical server for each of your existing servers.