Nature happens—but it doesn’t have to spell disaster for your business

Security isn’t always about saving your data from high-tech hackers. Sometimes, it’s about protecting your data so you can access it in the event of an emergency. If a natural disaster forced your business to close or go offline for an extended period of time, would you be able to access important files? Would you lose vital or sensitive information?

Cloud Computing to the rescue!

Be able to access email and information on your device

Make it a proactive habit to save important files to the cloud. With OneDrive for Business, your latest files are stored and accessible from anywhere on a device. And because OneDrive for Business is a part of Windows 8.1 Pro, it’s easy to drag and drop files to the cloud from your PC.

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Save copies of applications and data to a second location
When it comes to business applications like inventory and accounting systems, it is critical you have the data backed up in case of a physical disaster. Hosting your apps on Microsoft Azure helps ensure you always have a copy of business-critical data. And Windows Server 2012 R2 automatically saves your files to a second data center location.

Minimize disruption and get back to business quickly
Cost-effective disaster recovery is a built-in advantage of server replication technology in Windows Server 2012 R2. In fact, it offers automatic server replication every 30 seconds. So even if your primary server is in the eye of the storm, you’ll be able to access your current files from other data centers.

And using an online service like Office 365 or Microsoft Azure Backup helps ensure you can get to your critical business files and applications anytime. With a 99.9% uptime, financially backed service level agreement for both services, you can get right back to business and keep your customers happy without interruption.

Find out how Sentree Systems can secure your data in the cloud!!

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