Business Continuity | DR
FiberMedia’s cost-effective Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery solutions insure that our clients’ information systems and business processes are always safe and available.
Our extensive options and structures focus on systems, people, facilities and geographic deliverables resulted in a methodology based on mapping Business Impact Analysis with recovery time objectives of mission critical systems and facility requirements to provide a total DR solution. We enable our clients to prevent the failure of failed business-critical applications that negatively impact revenues, customer satisfaction and market share with our high-availability structures designed to account for every key infrastructure component.
“Whether a plan to recover a specific application or an entire IT environment, FiberMedia’s DR services span planning to design to deployment through testing. Our best-practice methodology can either be used as a stand-alone solution, or implemented in conjunction with a pre-established customer disaster recovery plan.”
FiberMedia’s experts and core sector teams deliver all aspects of DR including staffing, systems, dedicated data center space, workroom seats, IT infrastructure, configured servers, switches, security, networking, storage, connectivity and BIA/RTO requirements. Our Business Continuity offerings are designed to handle on-site offices, staging center, on-site desk availability, on-demand computers, VPN and IP services, Citrix services, phone and communication services and the like. This comprehensive approach includes elements such as managing high-availability routers and firewalls, dual local area switch networks, dual Fiber Channel SAN core and edge switches and N+1 WAN’s to support managed servers. On the server side, we manage clustered environments backed by a 99.9% service level agreement.
FiberMedia’s Hot-Site solutions include the provision of fully redundant configurations to mirror production wherein systems, applications and data are pre-installed at our Data Centers and then continuously maintained to mirror all mission-critical production environments.
