Have you ever forgotten to save your changes to a document and lost an afternoon’s work? Imagine losing everything your company has ever produced and having to start over. Unfortunately, many Denver business managers will wake up to this reality tomorrow.

Join us on April 21st from 11:30 – 12:30 as we talk through handling the threat of a disaster, and the best practices for preparing for one. We’ll cover:

1. The reason to develop a Disaster Recovery Plan
2. What goes into a Disaster Recovery Plan
3. Backup solutions pros / cons

Of companies that had a major loss of business data, 43% never reopen, 51% close within two years, and only 6% will survive long-term. Is your data as safe as it is important?

Disaster Recovery planning is one of the most important functions of IT, but addressing the issue in a way that fits budgeting constraints and aligns with the overall business plan, can be a very challenging. Many companies use too little or too much budget for their needs, and even worse, some companies simply don’t have a plan at all.