In the business landscape, disruptions can come from various sources, some controllable (such as data loss or power failure) and others inevitable (such as natural disasters). With every industry becoming increasingly competitive, businesses need to maintain continuous operations even in times of disaster. Over time, it has become evident that the traditional disaster recovery approach
Today, Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) had increase in popularity as a solution by organisation to ensure the reliability of their organisations in responding to unplanned events that can disrupt operational processes and efficiencies. DRaaS is an offering that enables disaster recovery through the cloud, in other words, a cloud-based disaster recovery. The adoption
The as-a-service (AAS) is evolving. AAS is an offering, a business model that provides access to various resources, tools, or services over the internet, typically on a subscription basis, enabling organisations to streamline their operations, reduce upfront costs, and stay agile in a rapidly changing digital landscape. This approach has revolutionized industries by shifting from
Disaster recovery is a useful strategy needed by every organisation to address disasters that can disrupt business operations, including power outages, equipment failures, cyberattacks, and data loss due to natural disasters such as floods and earthquakes. As data increases in importance in organisations, disaster recovery is becoming more complex and essential than ever. The traditional
In this digital era, data is the lifeline of every business, making it crucial for disaster recovery solutions. Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) rises as a transformative approach to safeguarding data, applications, and IT infrastructure against unexpected disruptions. This post discusses into the fundamentals of DRaaS, highlighting its significance in ensuring uninterrupted business operations