North Carolina, USA (PRWEB) September 13, 2011
blue dog NETWORK, one of the fastest growing IT cloud solutions providers in the world, reported the fast deployment initiatives during the recent natural disasters across the United States rescued new customers with a life line for immediate back-up, data security and communication connectivity. All current and new customers experienced 100% uptime and no loss of data communications connectivity.
It has been several dramatic weeks for natural disasters, flooding, fires, power outages, and web meltdowns, said Dana Vizneau, CEO of blue dog NETWORK. We are pleased to report our fast deployment initiative supported new customers data in record time. Our information technology solutions are powerful.
Hidden Dangers to Businesses
Flooding can affect power supply lines, especially in large areas where cables are underground and unseen. Loss of power is one of the top issues companies address every day.
But the real hidden danger of power outage is data loss and business downtime. Unfortunately, businesses that do not have a back-up, recovery or business continuance plan can face catastrophic damage to their priceless information and connectivity for all employees, partners and customers. Downtime can cost relationships and revenue.
Look below the surface
Natural disasters definitely raise awareness of the necessity of information technology preparedness necessary before any systems failure occurs. blue dog NETWORK provides the highest level of enterprise-wide uninterrupted power, backup, recovery and business continuance support. Add the value of agnostic operating systems support for every business size and connectivity for all mobile devices, including desktops, email, web communication and collaboration. Cost-effectively protect precious information and communications connectivity that will secure every business stays up and running.
Keep information technology secure with redundant back-up data centers. For optimal protection, blue dog NETWORK customers can opt to span data across multiple servers and data centers
Flood Waters Recede But Power Outages Remain Widespread in Northeast United States
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