Business Continuance

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Where To Start Technology Solutions believes that we are in business to help your business succeed.

Recovery is more than the reduction of symptoms

Business Continuance

Uninterrupted system operations is critical to business today. The Where To Start Technology Solutions Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning process analyses your business, assesses what can go wrong, and puts into place the capabilities and procedures to minimize disruptions and keep your business in business.

The process includes the following:

Conduct an Impact Analysis
We identify what and how soon corporate operations must be recovered and their priority with respect to each other, and we determine the time sensitivity and financial impact to the company of each business function.
Conduct a Threat/Risk Analysis
WTSTS investigates disaster and failure possibilities at your corporate locations and branches and inventories all corporate resources to be included.
Designing a Recovery Strategy
We develop recovery objectives and identify alternative means for meeting these objectives focusing on key functions first.
Designing Recovery Activities
WTSTS defines possible disaster scenarios and determines the required protection activities for records, systems, and all operating capabilities needed for operational, legal and regulatory reasons.
Draft Step-By-Step Recovery Procedures
We develop detailed plans and procedures for each disaster scenario and coordinate with corporate key personnel.
Recovery Plan Testing
Tests range from tabletop simulations to live operational tests.
Maintenance the Recovery Plans
Establish procedures for maintaining this living document.
Available to Implement the Recovery Plan
We will be there when the you need it the most.

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