Business Continuity Blog Posts

While there are many backup solutions available, the 3-2-1 backup rule is widely regarded as the most effective and secure option. This article will explore the 3-2-1 backup rule and provide additional best practices for data backup and recovery.

Managed backup services can provide organizations with a cost-effective way to protect their data and minimize the risk of financial penalties or reputational damage, offering resource conservation, scalability and mobility, expert support, and other benefits. MSPs are well-suited to provide backup and recovery services to their clients by leveraging ConnectWise cloud-based backup solutions.

Creating a solid disaster recovery plan will ensure you are able to preserve client data and maintain operations should the need arise. Let’s explore what this process looks like.

Join the ConnectWise team as we take a look at RTO vs. RPO, how each concept affects the overall backup and discovery landscape, and why MSPs should familiarize themselves with each of these metrics.

Learn about the benefits of using our new backup disaster and recovery console called ConnectWise Co-Managed Backup (formerly Recover Complete BDR), and see how it can make you more efficient.

With the adoption of CRM solutions by SMBs comes the challenge of ensuring data remains available to users. And while some CRMs, like Microsoft® Dynamics 365®, include some backup and recovery built-in already, they’re often not robust enough to provide the data security and recoverability standards most SMBs require to maintain SLAs. 

Reminding clients of the importance of backing up data might sound obvious when talking about data and digital transformation. However, protecting SaaS-based data with backup is not that obvious when it comes to cloud services—even popular ones like Microsoft 365, formerly known as Microsoft Office 365, and tools like Microsoft Teams. We believe that making smart decisions about cloud backup today is the foundation for intelligent data management and digital trust tomorrow.

Managed services providers (MSPs) are often challenged by prospects and clients about the necessity of services and how their investment may pay off. The best and most universal way for clients to really grasp the effects of downtime is to show them the money.