Disaster Recovery
Guide to High Availability Hosting
How many 9s do you need? What is High Availability? High Availability is a term used to describe the procedures, infrastructure, and system design to ensure a specified level of accessibility to your server. Accessibility requires both power and network connectivity as well as a functional server. If one or all of these requirements are [...]
Disaster Recovery: Developing & Testing A Solid Plan Is Key To Quick Data Recovery
Processor Interviews Mike Klein, Online Tech’s President & COO, in It’s Article on Disaster Recovery Planning. For enterprises dependent on their IT operations—and today that pretty much means all of them—any kind of disaster can be potentially devastating, whether it’s a power loss or a natural disaster such as a hurricane or a tornado. No [...]
An Easy First Step for Disaster Recovery
Online Backup to a Secure Data Center Delivers Cost Effective Disaster Recovery With the announcement of OTVault, new online data storage, businesses can take an easy first step towards disaster recovery by backing up their data online to one of Online Tech’s SAS 70 certified data centers. Backups at many businesses are often poorly managed [...]
Practical Disaster Recovery and Colocation Presentation
Featuring: Online Technologies and Dell EqualLogic Mike Klein, President of Online Tech presented a "Practical Disaster Recovery and Data Center Colocation" to a group of Michigan IT professionals in a Seminar sponsored by AmeriNet at Altair Engineering on December 5th, 2008. Mike presented several frameworks that can be helpful in explaining data center decisions and [...]
Data Center Disaster Recovery
Presentation to the Great Lakes Business Recovery Group On November 11, 2008, Mike Klein, President of Online Tech presented a “Framework for Data Center Disaster Recovery” to the Great Lakes Business Recovery Group. The Disaster Recovery presentation discussed how mass digitization is shifting the business world from relying on physical assets to relying on electronic [...]
How many data centers are sufficient for disaster recovery?
Business Impact and Response Times are Key Factors in How You Plan for Disaster Recovery How many data centers are needed to ensure proper disaster recovery? Today’s economy is exerting pressure on IT data center operations in two directions: For those with many data centers the pressure is to consolidate for increased efficiency and lower [...]
Michigan Disaster Recovery Seminar a Huge Success
Attendees listened to Disaster Recovery Experts OnlineTech’s Disaster Recovery Seminar in our Michigan Data Center today was well received. Over 80 attendees got to listen to: Rod Smith, Principal at UHY Advisors MI and the leader of the firm’s Sarbanes-Oxley practice discussed how to put together your Disaster Recovery Plan. Scott Vince, Founder of Capricorn [...]
Disaster Recovery: 1 in 4 Businesses Don’t Survive a Disaster
Surviving an IT Disaster – Interesting Government Statistics At least one in four businesses never reopen after a disaster – according to www.ready.gov. See Also Ready.gov link At least One in four businesses never reopen after a disaster
Michigan Data Center: Consider The Location
Location is a key factor in selecting a Michigan data center When considering a data center the real estate adage “location, location, location” certainly plays an important factor. Many IT executives want a data center in Michigan that is within reasonable distance from the office so they are able to conveniently attend to their colocation. [...]
Can Your IT Department Survive: “No Word on When Power Will be Restored?”
By Bill Ryan on August 10, 2010
In a recent ClickOnDetroit.com article entitled “Community Alert: 3,500 Without Power In Southfield” they explain how a simple outage can lead to the dreaded conclusion of “No word on when power will be restored.” It just continues to demonstrate that if you still have your production Information Technology equipment in an unprotected environment, your are [...]
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