Contingency Planning Management (CPM) or Disaster Recovery (DR)

In every business or corporation there is a need to have a contingency plan if you should be faced with a disaster or unforeseen emergency. Any situation that would render your business inoperative for any period of time can result in lost revenue and even lost customers. NetPlus Inc. can assist you in planning for any type of emergency that would affect your network or circuits in an adverse manner due to fire, flood or other catastrophe.

NetPlus Inc. has the personnel and expertise to design and assist you with the implementation of a Contingency Plan/Disaster Recovery Plan that will enable you to carry on business as usual under any of the foregoing circumstances. Whether it be for your Private Line or Frame Relay network we can design an application that will suit your needs. NetPlus's technical consultants can assist you in making arrangements with a Disaster Recovery vendor who will recover or redirect your data needs and keep your business flow intact in the event of an emergency.

Contingency Planning Management/Disaster Recovery can be addressed in a cost effective manner dependent upon the extent and type of arrangement that you may require. Our consultants review your network and business needs and assist you with the planning and implementation of the backup contingency program. Together, your IT personnel and NetPlus's consultants will identify your critical issues and sensitive areas, and prepare a plan which fully addresses your business impacting areas and provides redundancy solutions.

As with any kind of back up plan you cannot afford "not to have" protection against the unknown. Review your network needs and how you are currently prepared to respond to an emergency that could affect the future operations of your business. If you are not in a Contingency Planning /Disaster Recovery mode it may be time to think about getting it done. In today's fast paced marketplace, loss of your network for any length of time, can represent significant loss of revenue in addition to the loss associated with the actual network emergency.