It could be as dramatic as a plane crash or as mundane as a blown fuse. Whatever the cause, even a brief disruption of IT service can prove catastrophic to your business.And because virtually all of your business processes depend on a functioning IT system, planning for business continuity across your entire organisation must begin by securing all critical IT operations and developing a disaster recovery plan.MicroAccess Business Continuity Service Solutions provide you with the ability to be more responsive, productive and resilient.Business Continuity Consulting Services include:
Business Requirements/Current Capability Assessment
Understand how your business and IT requirements match up and identify which areas are critical to your competitive advantage. Review the impact of downtime on your organisation and determine the recovery time objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO) for critical IT components.
Review current IT recovery plans
Identify vital business processes, applications, data, equipment, etc.
Perform a business impact analysis and security vulnerability scan
Determine disaster cost impact on business processes
Review RTOs and RPOs
Continuity Management Future State/Roadmap
As your business grows and changes, so should your IT infrastructure. MicroAccess solution architects can help you plan for the future with the following services.
Infrastructure review
Current vs. future state gap analysis
Review and documentation of
Facilities requirements
Physical systems
Physical networks
Physical storage
Application requirements
Define disaster recovery site requirements or managed services needs
Continuity Management Planning
Many organisations don't have the staff needed or time to document processes or procedures relating to their IT needs. Living documents help IT and business-side leaders stay on the same page in case of an IT outage. MicroAccess can help:
Develop and document operational recovery policy and procedures
Develop and document disaster declaration policy and procedures
Develop and document IT service test policy and procedures
And because virtually all of your business processes depend on a functioning IT system, planning for business continuity across your entire organisation must begin by securing all critical IT operations and developing a disaster recovery plan.
