In the information age, hazards threatening business continuity range from power outages to terrorist attacks. Stopping service can cause irreparable damage to a company’s goodwill , market share, productivity, and profitability. In fact, the Disaster Recovery Journal reports that after a catastrophic loss, more than 40% of companies fail to reopen, and 50% close their doors within two years.

Enterprises using a client-centric infrastructure cannot effectively guarantee continuity, even with an unlimited budget. Data stored on remote PCs or email and database servers may never be recovered.

Moreover, data backup and restoration is not enough to ensure that the business enterprise is able to continue to provide the high level of service the modern consumer demands. Employees require instant and secure access to their desktops, email, and documents, as well as customized database applications.
Jetro Platforms architecture insures business continuity by allowing administrators to deploy the server farm in a secure location. Fail-safe redundancy guarantees that if one location suffers from a catastrophe, another will operate automatically and seamlessly.