Disaster recovery is like a tree with countless branches. There's the print security branch, the backup branch, the emergency policy branch, and many more--but it's your job to manage all those branches at once. Luckily, with today's cloud technology, it's easier than ever to keep that disaster recovery "tree" strong and healthy.

What the Cloud Can Do

The cloud is a huge part of the business landscape. It's present in workflow solutions of all shapes and sizes--but did you know it can also be a valuable tool for disaster recovery? The truth is that the cloud makes it easier, faster, and less stressful to protect what matters and plan for the worst while hoping for the best, all without having to interrupt your workflow to implement unfamiliar processes. That's right: the cloud suits you and your needs, fitting into your company like a puzzle-piece. Because of this, the cloud is especially helpful for creating solid disaster recovery plans that can weather any storm.

When you integrate cloud software into your disaster recovery processes, you can expect these benefits and more:

• Cost Savings: Since the cloud is a digital solution, it's inexpensive to acquire and implement--and, even better, there's no need to upgrade every piece of hardware in your workplace.
• Improved Reliability: Cloud-based disaster recovery plans are more efficient because they don't rely on physical locations or pathways. Instead, they're digitally secure and easy to access, meaning that they go untouched by most natural disasters and can be protected against online threats.
• Easy Testing: Finally, when you use the cloud to protect what matters, you can always test everything before you officially implement it. That's what's so great about the cloud--it's flexible and fast, meaning it can keep up with you no matter what.

When you look at your disaster recovery plan, remember to consider the cloud. Contact us today for help implementing cloud-based solutions!