Business Continuity Services
Maintain all business functions in the event of a major disruption.
Maintain all business functions in the event of a major disruption.
A Business Continuity plan looks at the continuity of the entire organisation and its ability to ensure operations and core business functions are not severely impacted by a disaster or unplanned incident that takes critical systems offline. Whether it’s required because of a fire, flood or malicious attack by cyber criminals, a business continuity plan outlines procedures and instructions your business must follow in the face of such disasters.
Lumina Technologies’ business continuity management services can help your business identify and address resiliency synchronisation between business processes, applications and IT infrastructure.
Our consultants provide flexible business continuity and disaster recovery consulting to address your company’s needs – including assessments, planning and design, implementation, testing and full business continuity management.
We use the most advanced technologies and best practices to help assess risks and prioritise and protect business-critical applications and data.
Our SLA will give you additional confidence that your risk of downtime will be at a minimum.
Many people think a Disaster Recovery Plan is the same as a business continuity plan, but a Disaster Recovery plan focuses mainly on restoring an IT infrastructure and operations after a crisis. It is just one part of a business continuity plan.
Many companies think that having a good Disaster Recovery plan in place is all that is needed, but an effective disaster recovery plan covers all aspects of your business, not just your IT.
Disasters do not have to be catastrophic to have an adverse effect on your business. They could be as simple as a power cut (as BA found out to their cost in summer 2017), workers accidentally cutting through your broadband cable when digging up the road, or an emergency in a neighbouring building which results in the evacuation of your own.
We can help you plan for all eventualities and will help you restore normal service as soon as possible after the disaster has occurred. A Disaster Recovery plan will deal with practicalities such as how you will communicate with your staff in the immediate aftermath of a disaster to brief them about what they need to do next. Good planning will tackle problems such as where your staff will sit if they do not have access to their desks, and it will ensure they have access to your data and systems to enable them to work.
Recovering data from your backup is a vital element of disaster recovery, but you need to think of the most efficient way of restoring data. We can help you prioritise the data your business simply cannot survive without and make sure that’s the first thing to be restored, before tackling the other data that can wait till things have calmed down.
High availability architecture is an approach of defining the components, modules or implementation of services of a system which ensures optimal operational performance, even at times of high loads.
We can design your system to avoid loss of service by reducing or managing failures and minimising planned downtime. We provide for the capability and processes so that a business has access to applications regardless of local failures. These failures might be in the business processes, in the physical facilities or in the IT hardware or software.
With off-site replication, after backups run the data is securely replicated to a remote site. If there were to be a true disaster such as fire or flood, your business is protected. You’ll also be protected against more ordinary issues such as tape failure, theft or even a disgruntled employee.