Scale Computing launches new service to help with unplanned downtime
Edge computing and hyperconverged solution provider Scale Computing has unveiled its Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery (BCDR) planning service.
The service has been designed to help organizations establish a plan for responding to unforeseen downtime. The service provides Scale Computing customers and partners with the tools, guidance, and resources to create a playbook for data backup and recovery, with the aim of enabling businesses to endure a disaster scenario with minimal loss.
Scale Computing also recently announced that it is a finalist for the Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery Project of the Year in the 2023 SDC awards for its work with Austrian managed service provider GiGaNet and the Zillertaler Gletscherbahn group.
“Disaster can strike at any time, and every organization needs a consistently regulated playbook for how the business will respond — from action plans to recovery plans for bringing online the mission-critical servers businesses depend on,” says Jeff Ready, CEO and co-founder of Scale Computing.
“Knowing what systems need to be protected, planning for the ability to recover them, and having a full action plan for recovery should be at the forefront of every IT department’s agenda, at the beginning of any infrastructure addition. With Scale Computing platform, the plan for disaster recovery starts before equipment is even put into production, so IT leaders have a plan in place from day one that they can enact to ensure their business stays up and running, with minimal loss, should disaster strike.
“Our Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery Planning service enables businesses to proactively classify systems based on their importance and implement a robust action plan, ensuring that our customers’ and partners’ critical systems are protected, validated, tested, and ready for recovery at any time.”
Scale Computing’s BCDR planning service includes planning, deployment, documentation creation, and disaster recovery testing, covering every aspect to keep businesses prepared and resilient.
The service is offered to Scale Computing platform customers to replace existing infrastructure for running virtual machines with an integrated platform that allows organizations to run applications regardless of hardware requirements.
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