Managed services
Managed business continuity for networks and critical services.
Design, implement, and maintain connectivity and network failover so your users can keep working when disruptions occur.
Keep people productive when incidents happen
Managed business continuity plans focus on failover paths, redundant designs, and clear runbooks to reduce downtime.
Elements of managed business continuity
Risk & impact review
Identify which systems, sites, and services are most critical to keep online.
Redundant connectivity
Design primary and backup paths for key locations and workloads.
Failover policies
Routing and SD‑WAN policies that automate or guide failover actions.
Runbooks
Documented steps for responding to outages and testing recovery.
Testing & drills
Periodic tests to make sure designs and plans work as expected.
Ongoing adjustments
Update plans as new sites, apps, and risks appear.
Scenarios managed business continuity helps with
Access circuit failures
Branches fail over to backup connectivity with limited disruption.
Data center issues
Traffic can be redirected to secondary sites or cloud‑based services.
Regional incidents
Users can work from alternate locations or via remote access paths.
Planned maintenance
Work can be scheduled without taking key services fully offline.
Managed business continuity FAQs
Can we reuse our existing backup links?
Yes. We can review and integrate existing links into a more complete continuity plan and adjust where there are gaps.
How often should continuity plans be tested?
Plans are typically reviewed at least annually, with tests aligned to your risk tolerance and operational constraints.
Want fewer surprises when outages happen?
Turn continuity into a managed process, not a scramble.
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