Work-from-home (WFH) has radically transformed the modern small/home office (SOHO) landscape, transforming solopreneurs and small businesses into large-scale enterprises. Increasingly connected systems and devices, from cloud storage and smart thermostats to cloud-managed routers and cloud-based phone systems, demand high-speed and reliable connectivity. This drives the need to update business continuity (BC) and disaster recovery (DR) plans. Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into BC/DR planning provides WFH users with cost-effective, efficient, and proactive strategies to address unexpected interruptions caused by severe weather or similar events. Challenges of DR/BC in the SOHO Environment SOHO and WFH staff encounter unique challenges regarding BC and…
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