Business Continuity Solutions
RichardsoNEyres employs technologies from the world's leading vendors to architect and design high availability solutions for the most demanding mission-critical client platforms.
Whether you are looking to create operational resilience within an existing platform, or implement a trans-national replication solution for a new critical application, RichardsoNEyres has the experience and expertise to deliver solutions meeting the most demanding RTO's and RPO's.
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The RichardsoNEyres approach to business continuance is:
- Assessment – We determine your requirements, assess your existing environment and make recommendations to optimise your investments to mitigate risk surrounding critical failure.
- Architecture & Design – We understand applications, databases and operating systems, as well as capacity, so are positioned to offer options for configuring your enterprise to ensure your business continues following an incident.
- Migration – We can plan and manage the migration and use of technology from direct-attached storage to SAN technology. You get all the benefits of smooth implementation without risk or utilising key internal skilled resources.
- Review – RichardsoNEyres works with you to review the programme, ensuring the business continuance plan evolves with your business needs now and into the future.
Our consultants have a proven track record in delivering solutions that can handle the complexities inherent in enterprise environments across sector and technology. Because we take the time to understand your goals and issues, we can help you to map out an enterprise solutions strategy and to plan, design and deliver your solution from beginning to end.
Many of our existing clients count on us to be trusted advisors, to scope and plan work to meet their needs. We can do this for you.
For more information, please call us on +44 (0) 1494 792002 or email us at consulting@richardsoneyres.co.uk
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