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RTO, RPO and Other Issues in Business Continuity

In today’s well-connected world, the fight for market share is intense. For many businesses, a few minutes of downtime can lead to lost revenue. Imagine the financial consequences of a fully fledged disaster that can last hours or days or

Matt Gwyther November 11, 2014January 21, 2016 Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery Read more

Batteries Cost a Few Dollars But They Save Lives

At 2.10 am on Sunday, November 2, 2014 we will be going back to regular time from daylight saving time. This is a good time to replace batteries in all fire/carbon monoxide alarms. Make this a habit and you will

Matt Gwyther October 29, 2014January 21, 2016 Uncategorized Read more

EBOLA – Minimize The Risk To Your Business

(The contents of this blog are for information purposes only.  You are advised to seek expert professional assistance and guidance before taking any actions.) The world paid scarce attention to yearly Ebola outbreaks in West Africa. It stuck, a few

Matt Gwyther October 28, 2014January 21, 2016 Ebola Read more

The Importance Of a Chain Of Command In an Emergency

A disaster can strike at any time. Due to the suddenness of the event, it generally leads to an initial period of uncertainty. If a disaster plan is in place, and is set in motion, the initial confusion starts subsiding.

Matt Gwyther October 8, 2014January 21, 2016 Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery Read more

Prepare For Natural Disasters – Floods

Natural Disasters – Floods   Floods are a natural disaster that can occur almost anywhere. It is more likely in places where there is high rainfall during the rainy season, riparian areas, lakes and other bodies of water.   Floods can

Matt Gwyther September 27, 2014January 21, 2016 Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, Floods Read more

Three Inches of Rain in Phoenix Overnight

Floods in Arizona! Overnight deluge! A reported 3 inches of rain fell and the streets of Phoenix resembled lakes and rivers.  But wait, I could have sworn there is a drought in Arizona.  What are a few flooded streets, when

Matt Gwyther September 9, 2014January 21, 2016 Business Continuity, Floods Read more

California Earthquake

Any resident of California – specially the bay area is fully aware of the dangers of earthquakes. Almost everyone is schooled in how to protect oneself during an earthquake. While the earthquake may only last a few seconds – the

Matt Gwyther August 27, 2014January 21, 2016 Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, Earthquake Read more

I Escaped a Disaster with a Backup Service for my Laptop

Have you had that sinking feeling when the screen of your desktop or laptop turns blue or it stops working completely? It just happened to me and hence this quick missive. A few years back, I backed up my laptop

Matt Gwyther August 26, 2014January 21, 2016 Disaster Recovery, Laptop or desktop Read more

Disaster Planning is Essential for Business and Families Too

A manager friend of mine takes his role as the coordinator of his businesses Business Continuity plan seriously. He ensures the plan is up to date and is not afraid of asking upper management for resources. He usually gets them

Matt Gwyther August 25, 2014January 21, 2016 Disaster Recovery, Family Disaster recovery Plan Read more

Katrina Showed Why Disaster Planning is Essential

I for one, will never forget the images of one of America’s beloved cities, New Orleans drown in water after Katrina.  The low lying areas were flooded after the levee broke.  What resulted was a massive displacement of people – some

Matt Gwyther August 19, 2014January 21, 2016 Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, Katrina Business Recovery Read more
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