Read about how to build your own backup solutions and manage the total cost of ownership. Learn cost-effective strategies to protect and manage your data assets.
Adam Marget
Learn the difference between RTO (recovery time objective) and RPO (recovery point objective) and how they form the foundation of a strong BCDR strategy.
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Sam Roguine
The ideal disaster recovery infrastructure is affordable and provides MSPs with predictable costs every step of the way. With these reliable resources on call, an MSP can activate a disaster recovery process with complete confidence.
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George Rouse
Offsite backups are a type of data protection that provides a copy of a business’ production system data, which is stored in a different location from where the original data is stored.
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David Weiss
As managed service providers (MSPs) support clients and their workloads, it’s helpful to review the differences in cloud resources costs and payment models when compared to on-premises infrastructure.
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Andrew Burton
When selecting a business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR) solution for clients, it’s essential to understand its total cost of ownership (TCO).
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Bjorn Leenen
When delivering BCDR services, first and foremost you need a reliable solution. Second, as an MSP, you want to look at the bigger picture and determine how this offering will impact your bottom line in the long run.
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When you’re a managed service provider (MSP), offering business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR) services is an easy decision. Where things get complicated, however, is when you must decide on your BCDR solution: Should you build your own device (BYOD), or opt for an all-in-one solution?
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Andrew Burton
There are many factors to consider when evaluating business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR) products. For managed service providers (MSPs), total cost of ownership (TCO) should be high on that list.
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Chris Brunau
The cost of a few hours of downtime, never mind days or weeks, can be devastating for a business.
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