Did you know that a staggering 60% of small businesses hit by cyberattacks close their doors within six months after an attack? This stark statistic highlights the critical need for a robust disaster recovery plan (DRP). Unfortunately, even the most well-meaning organizations can fall victim to threats due to common mistakes that leave them vulnerable to downtime, data loss, and expensive recovery efforts.
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A quick guide to minimizing VoIP downtime
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone systems provide businesses with a cost-effective and flexible way to make and receive phone calls, but they're not immune to downtime. Anything from network failures to power outages can cause VoIP systems to shut down, which is why you need to minimize downtime through the following means.
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Google Meet vs. Microsoft Teams: Which one is right for your business?
Ever since remote work became the new normal, video conferencing software has become a necessity for businesses and individuals alike. Two of the most popular options available in the market are Google Meet and Microsoft Teams. Both platforms offer fairly similar features, but both have their own unique set of capabilities that set them apart.
A guide to planning your disaster recovery budget
Businesses are becoming increasingly vulnerable to a wide range of disasters, both natural and man-made. From hurricanes and floods to cyberattacks and power outages, disasters can have a devastating impact on a company's bottom line. One of the most important things a company can do to protect itself from the financial consequences of a disaster is to develop a disaster recovery plan (DRP). A DRP is a set of procedures and processes that will help a company get back up and running as quickly as possible after a disaster.
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Should you host VoIP in the cloud or on premises?
With more and more businesses turning to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) for their communication needs, the question of where to host these services has gained significant importance. In this article, we explore the essential considerations one should take into account before choosing cloud or on-premises VoIP hosting.