BCDR Testing: Why Most Disaster Recovery Plans Fail

Ask most organizations whether they have a BCDR plan, and the answer is yes. Ask whether it’s been tested, and the answer gets complicated. Around…

Business Impact Analysis: How to Get Started (BIA Guide)

The Business Impact Analysis is the part of BCDR planning that most organizations either skip entirely or treat as a checkbox exercise. That’s a mistake,…

Building a BCDR Plan: The Core Components

Let’s be honest, a BCDR plan is only useful if your team can use it when things get messy.  It is one thing to say…

How BCDR Protects Your Business and Builds Client Confidence

Business continuity and disaster recovery planning is often viewed as a safeguard, something put in place to prevent problems from becoming catastrophic when disruptions occur.…

How Businesses Can Navigate Rising Hardware Costs 

If you are responsible for purchasing hardware for your company, this is probably not the kind of market you are accustomed to dealing with. Prices are rising faster than expected, lead…

RAM and NVMe Price Inflation: The Hidden Cost of AI Growth 

When businesses think about rising server costs, they often focus on the full system price. But the real pressure may be hiding inside the server…

Hardware Crisis: Why Server Hardware Costs Are Rising

Enterprise hardware is becoming more expensive, and this time, the pressure is bigger than a normal market swing.   Businesses planning server refreshes, storage upgrades,…

After Hurricane Melissa: Eliminate Single Points of Failure Before They Eliminate You

If Hurricane Melissa taught Jamaican businesses anything, it’s that you’re only as strong as your weakest link. For some, that link was a single data…

After Hurricane Melissa: Stop Treating BIA Like a Checkbox

If you’re running a business in Jamaica, you don’t need a reminder of what disruption looks like — Hurricane Melissa made that painfully clear. Power…