Business Continuity
Business continuity is vital to business success, and in today's interconnected world, virtually every aspect of a company's operations is vulnerable to disruption. Some risks could take your business offline for days, but in a competitive environment, even minutes of downtime could prove fatal. So, how do you determine the resiliency and recovery requirements of your business? How do you identify and integrate critical business and IT priorities into a comprehensive continuity and resiliency program?
Able-One working with industry leader IBM can help you ensure the continuity of your business operations and assist with regulatory compliance, improved systems availability, data protection and the integration of IT operational risk management strategies. Our services take you from planning and design through implementation and management, with a strong commitment to understanding your ever-changing business requirements. The offering:
- Helps enable you to face planned and unplanned disruptions through proactive data backup, security and virtualized recovery
- Helps you adapt to government regulations that apply to business continuity
- Leverages our industry knowledge and expertise to recommend an actionable business continuity plan that can help you improve resiliency
High Availability
High availability is a system design approach and associated service implementation that ensures a prearranged level of operational performance will be met during a contractual measurement period. In today's environment, all users expect that their access to computer systems and applications are available 100% of the time with no interruptions or denial of service scheduled or unscheduled. We live in a world of immediate expectations and any delays in electronic accessibility from phones, PDA, tablets, Blackberry's, laptops or desktops is generally met with user outbursts of extreme frustration.
Able-One Systems has unique skills for both the IBM Power Series (System i and System p), Microsoft and Linux environments to build fully redundant servers in a virtual or non virtual environment to ensure continuous up-time with no interruptions in service. Of course for every company there are budgetary constraints since a fully redundant environment from desktop to server is possible but expensive. As hardware and software costs decline more companies, particularly where uptime is essential to core business, are investing to build high availability solutions. High Availability is a topic that all companies should have an action plan for.