Disaster Recovery planning can be an enormous, but necessary undertaking for a company. A survey released this month reported that 59% of SMBs have no disaster recover plan. While is certainly is not a fun exercise (rates right up there with a root canal) it is necessary. A good place to start is your insurance broker. They can help you identify the things that need to be covered. There are also many good resources on the Internet. Here are a few to get you started.
Disaster Recovery 123
Business Continuity Plan Wiki
SMB Top Ten Most Forgotten Things Disaster Recovery
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
BrightWire 2010 Business Technology Forecast
BrightWire 2010 Business Technology Forecast
When: December 16, 2009
Time: 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Where: Olympia Red Lion
2300 Evergreen Park Drive SW
Olympia, WA 98502
To Register: Click here to send an email to: solutions@brightwirenetworks.com
If you are a business decision-maker looking for ways to save costs, mitigate risk, and find more efficient ways to run your business, you'll want to attend the BrightWire 2010 Business Technology Forecast.
As a business manager or owner, you may not realize how much you depend on technology to run your business day to day. In these difficult economic times, many companies like yours are learning new strategies that utilize the latest technologies to do more with less and be in a stronger position going in to 2010. At this event, you will learn valuable cost saving tips and how to use the latest technologies to help your business in the New Year:
- Learn how new technologies can save your business from a major disaster.
- Learn how technology can help you find, train, and retain the best employees at lower cost.
- Learn ways to protect your financial assets from Cyber-thieves who have stolen over $100 million from businesses just like yours in 2009.
About BrightWire Networks, LLC
BrightWire helps your business be more productive with technology. Your business has long-term goals for success; we help you meet those goals and get the most out of your technology investment. We're based in Olympia and work with small to mid-size businesses like yours throughout the South Puget Sound area.
Catered lunch provided. Space is limited - register today!
To register send an email to solutions@brightwirenetworks.com
Technical Support: help@brightwirenetworks.com
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Test Exchange Connectivity
Shawn McGrath of Microsoft presented at our Puget Sound SBS User Group meeting last week. His team developed the very useful Exchange Tool called Exchange Remote Connectivity Analyzer, which has been around for about two years. Dave Shackelford first recommended the tool to me more than a year ago. The funny part about the presentation is the fact that the Microsoft Exchange team that brought the tool to life is literally just 2 people: Shawn McGrath and Brad Hughes. Shawn also worked to bring the Microsoft FixNow tool.
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