Disasters happen. Is your business ready?
Disaster recovery is an essential aspect of business continuity planning. Without proper preparation, the consequences of a disaster can be devastating. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, over 40% of businesses never re-open following a disaster. Whether it’s a natural disaster, a cyber attack, or a technical malfunction, losing access to your data, systems, and productivity can have a significant financial impact on your business. That’s why at Micro Excell Computers, we offer secure, efficient, and professional disaster recovery solutions to help businesses protect their valuable and confidential information. Don’t wait until it’s too late – plan for the unexpected with our comprehensive disaster recovery services.
The Difference Between Data Backup, Disaster Recovery, and Business Continuity
You have probably heard the terms “backup” and “disaster recovery” thrown around but are not sure what the difference is. That’s why you call Micro Excell. We can help you determine what options are right for your business and for ensuring your business can keep running.
If you’re looking to protect your data from potential disasters, data backup is a straightforward and cost-effective option. By copying your data onto another device, such as an external hard drive, network-attached storage, or offsite backup, you can ensure that your important documents, images, and other files are safe. However, it’s important to note that data backup does not include applications, configurations, or other workstation/server settings. This means that while your data is secure, the recovery process may take longer as you’ll need to set up these additional elements. If you want to minimize downtime and ensure a quick recovery, consider incorporating data backup into a more comprehensive disaster recovery plan.
If you want to protect your business from the potentially catastrophic effects of a disaster, disaster recovery is the way to go. Unlike data backup, which simply saves your files and data, disaster recovery gives you the ability to restore or recover your software, systems, and functionality. This means that you can get your business up and running faster after a disaster, without the time-consuming process of reinstalling software and reconfiguring systems. Plus, disaster recovery isn’t just for major natural disasters – it can also protect you from smaller-scale disasters like a critical file being erased or a server hard drive failure. Don’t wait until it’s too late – invest in a robust disaster recovery plan today.
When it comes to protecting your business, business continuity planning is key. This includes everything from keeping your data backed up to minimizing downtime in the event of a disaster. Imagine what would happen if your office suffered a catastrophic event like a fire, and all your workstations, servers, and network infrastructure were severely damaged or destroyed. How would you continue to operate until you have a new location? Could your employees work remotely? How would you access critical company files like financial records? These are the types of questions you should consider when creating a business continuity plan. By identifying potential challenges and finding solutions, such as cloud hosting and remote access, you can keep your business running smoothly no matter what comes your way.
Data Backups
If you’re looking for a cost-effective way to protect your important documents and data, consider a simple data backup solution. While it may seem straightforward, there are actually various options to choose from depending on your security and recovery needs. At Micro Excell, we offer three main options for data backup: onsite backup to a storage device, offsite backup to one of our locally-hosted servers, and cloud-based backup. These options provide different levels of security and speed for recovering lost or damaged data. Don’t leave your critical data vulnerable – invest in a reliable data backup solution today.
If your business relies on access to your data, secure offsite storage should be at the top of your priority list. Even if you have a basic backup plan in place, a disaster like a fire could still result in data loss. While cloud-based storage is a good option, it can take time to recover large amounts of data. That’s why we offer locally-hosted servers for backup – this way, you can get your data back quickly and easily by simply copying it to an external drive. Don’t risk losing critical data – invest in a secure offsite storage solution today. Contact us to learn more and get started.
Disaster Recovery
Beyond backing up your data, you may want to make sure certain systems are able to be restored quickly. After all, you may want your Billing Department to be up and running as quick as possible since they are the ones making sure you get paid! Maybe you run a server that hosts an application your employees need to do their jobs.
Don’t let a disaster jeopardize the success of your business…
Make sure you have a plan in place for quickly restoring critical systems. Whether it’s your billing department or a server hosting an essential application, every hour of downtime can cost you money. That’s where we come in. At [Company], we can help you find the best solution for securing your data and quickly recovering in an emergency situation. Don’t wait until it’s too late – take control of your business continuity planning today. Contact us to learn more and get started on a plan that works for you.
Independent Offsite Data Backup Plans
Backup as little or as much critical data as you need.
Plans cover backup of one server – physical or virtual.
| Your Backup Size | Our Prices | Our Competitors Prices |
|---|---|---|
| Why are we so much cheaper? Because we do not believe in charging you TODAY the same prices from 15 YEARS AGO. | ||
| Need even more storage or have multiple servers to backup? Call us at 256-547-8500 about a custom solution. | ||
| 25GB | $30 per month | $50 per month |
| 100GB | $50 per month | $100 per month |
| 500GB | $100 per month | $340 per month |
| 1000GB (1TB) | $180 per month | $640 per month |
| 2000GB (2TB) | $250 per month | $1240 per month |
| 3000GB (3TB) | $310 per month | $1840 per month |
| 4000GB (4TB) | $360 per month | $2440 per month |
| 5000GB (5TB) | $400 per month | $3040 per month |
