If you are a forward-thinking business then you will understand the need for business continuity planning. Ensuring the commercial ‘lifeblood’ of their business throughout a disaster maximising profits.
Your business challenge
Imagine how a sudden and unexpected power outage at your HQ or workplace, could impact your business’s performance, reputation and security … including the integrity of data held on your systems with possible GDPR breaches.
A loss of power for hours, minutes or even a few seconds could create havoc for your IT servers, computer networks, telephone and security systems, manufacturing processes or other ancillary services.
A total power outage is not the only way your business can be harmed, a power surge (a spike) or a power dip (a brownout) can have the same devastating effect on IT systems and other sophisticated electronics, causing an expensive amount of damage or data loss.
Of course, the biggest cost is the impact this may have on your customers. Without telephones, computers and the customer and product data they hold, your customer service levels will nose dive. The commercial impact could be enormous and you will struggle to retain that customer relationship should Standby Power not be put in place for protection.
Business continuity planning (solution)
With this in mind, it’s easy to see why Standby Power is a proactive and cost-effective investment.
By installing an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) you will be confident that your business will continue to function throughout any type of power disruption, from long-term power outages to short term scenarios.
Disruption to electrical power quality takes many forms, you will find complete outage to power surges and spikes, brownouts, switching transients or harmonic distortions.
Computer disasters often lead to business failures – 90% of all companies that experience a computer ‘disaster’ and have no survival plan, go out of business within 18 months.
FACT -28% of all computer system breakdowns are caused by power failures.
Prevents loss of reputation – Insurance cannot provide relief from the loss of goodwill, market share and damage to a company’s reputation following a computer ‘disaster’ but we can provide a preventative measure and a future solution.
Improved profitability – More than 33% of organisations that experience a computer ‘disaster’ lose between £7,500 and £250,000. 20% lose between £250,000 and £750,000. 15% of companies lose over £750,000.
Improved employee productivity – Organisations suffer an average of 6 computer failures a year. On at least one occasion it takes 4 hours to get the system up and running again, leaving employees stranded.
Eliminates recovery time – Over 33% of companies that suffer a computer ‘disaster’ take more than a day to recover from the disruption. 10% take more than a week.
Prevents long recovery cycles – Insurance claims are not normally settled until long after the ‘disaster’ has occurred.
Eliminates re-inputting of data – The re-inputting of lost data can take days, weeks, or even months. Sometimes data is lost forever.
Eliminates the need for system reconfiguration – It can take up to 48 hours to reconfigure a multi-terminal or network system following a power failure.
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