Disaster Recovery

How Cloud Architectures Can Affect the Bottom Line

Curtis Peterson | May 22, 2020

Given the current climate, the last thing most of us want to think about is another disaster, but we can’t afford not to. Working from home is “flattening the curve” but it cannot prevent the multitude of natural and man-made misfortunes that can strike down a network. Network downtime is extremely expensive under normal circumstances. According to Gartner, one minute of downtime is equivalent to $5,600 or $93.333 per second. According to recent data, almost seven out of 10 knowledge workers are working from home right now, magnifying the importance of network uptime. Companies are focused on keeping their employees…
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