Business Continuity & Disaster Survival Strategies for the Small and Mid-Size Business

Do you know how to keep your business running in the event of a disaster... from a simple hardware failure to a natural disaster? What if your offices lost power for four weeks? If someone stole your server tonight, how long would your business be out of action?

If you cannot immediately answer these questions, then you cannot afford to miss this event!

When a disaster strikes, whether in the form of a natural disaster, a blackout or far more likely, a common server failure, virus attack, or software-user error, your ability to respond well to the crisis can make the difference between a bright future and the end of your business.

Data Loss and extended downtime can cripple a small business. In fact, 94% of companies that experience a major loss of data go out of business. That’s why we’re presenting this valuable lunch seminar about how you can plan ahead with disaster preparedness and business continuity processes.

This session is free and open to the public; feel free to bring a brown bag lunch or a snack.

During this workshop, you will learn:

Why disaster recovery and business continuity are the key to surviving and avoiding lost business opportunities

Best new practices in backup and disaster recovery planning for your business and why your current (or lack of) method may be putting your business at risk

Tips for simplifying the costs and complexity of backups and why just backing up your data is not sufficient

Methods for maximizing business continuity to protect your critical data and how to keep all user data intact, even after a crash

.... and much more!

This workshop is ideal for Business Owners, Company Executives, IT Managers, or anyone responsible for Critical Data on a Computer Network and needs to ensure that the Business Data can be restored in minutes.

You don't want to miss this event if you are responsible for any or all of these roles...

...your company’s IT Disaster Recovery Plan, and wish to ensure that the plan will meet the organization's needs.

...managing the Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery Planning process.

...writing a Business Continuity Plan

...maintaining or updating an existing Business Continuity Plan and therefore need to ensure that all major threats have been addressed in the plan.

...financial officer or controller, and therefore have responsibility for risk.

One of the most important things you can do for your company is to have a Business Continuity plan in place.

Larry Owens from IntegrIT Network Solutions will share survival strategies and solutions to keep your business going no matter what the disaster – minor, major, environmental, or technological.