Business Continuity Solutions

As organizations implement their continuity plans, they may find they want to consider audio, web and video conferencing and/or wireless video as part of their overall communications strategy for ensuring continued communications and operations as well as emergency response.

When natural disasters and unexpected events occur, it is absolutely vital that organizations respond quickly to maintain their customer service, minimize disruption to their organization, and protect their opportunities. Employees may scatter, whether moving to higher ground in the event of a flood or retreating to their home to avoid a pandemic. A plan to provide remote access to critical applications is paramount to staying productive. Now is the time to put a that plan into action with diversified AT&T Mobility Solutions.

Fundamental to a business continuity plan is the ability for workers to be able to get at the applications and resources they need, even when they can’t make it to their normal place of work. Efforts to keep servers, applications and databases up and running are ineffective if the workers who need them cannot get access to them. Access should also be available when the office is no longer functional and the server infrastructure has been moved elsewhere. Similarly, should workers lose their primary access device — such as when a laptop is lost, stolen or broken — they should be able to access resources from any alternate device with a functioning Web browser.

How can you ensure less downtime and provide greater resiliency of your distributed systems, information and applications if they do become unavailable in the midst of a disaster? AT&T can help you develop a cost-effective strategy to manage and store your critical data, along with recovery capabilities that can provide greater protection against data loss and downtime.