Data Backup & Replication

Make data recovery part of your operating plan with backups, replication and recovery tests based on the systems your business needs.

Server infrastructure supporting business data

Plan for recovery as well as backup

A completed backup is useful only if you can recover the data or system you need. We provide backup and replication services, covering strategy, implementation, monitoring and recovery testing.

We start with your critical workloads, acceptable data loss and the time available to restore operations. We assess on-premises, cloud and hybrid approaches alongside retention, storage capacity and recovery responsibilities, then agree recovery objectives and test the selected solution.

  • Backup scope based on business-critical data and systems
  • Recovery expectations documented before an incident
  • Recovery tests that check whether backups can be used

What We Deliver

  • Backup strategy and policy design
  • On-premises, cloud and hybrid backup implementation
  • Backup monitoring and recovery testing
  • Disaster recovery planning with recovery objectives
  • Replication for business continuity

Technology Options

Veeam, Microsoft, HPE. We confirm equipment suitability for your proposed system.

Agree what must be recovered and how quickly

Bring these details to the first discussion so the proposed work can reflect your site, existing equipment and operational needs.

  • Applications, servers and data included in the backup
  • Retention requirements and available storage
  • Recovery point and recovery time objectives
  • Test schedule, ownership and access to backup systems

Where This Service Fits

  • An organisation protecting file servers and application data
  • A business reviewing off-site copies and retention
  • A branch office consolidating backup arrangements
  • An IT team planning a recovery exercise

Your Questions, Answered

Practical considerations for planning this service.

Discuss your requirements
What is the difference between backup and replication?

Backups retain copies that can be used to restore data or systems. Replication maintains a separate copy of a workload or data set. Their purposes overlap, but retention, recovery methods and failure scenarios need to be planned separately.

Can a backup solution use both local and cloud storage?

Yes. We implement on-premises, cloud and hybrid backup arrangements. We review your connectivity, storage capacity, retention and recovery requirements to select a suitable approach.

Why include recovery testing in the scope?

A recovery test checks whether a selected backup can be restored in the intended environment. It also helps identify missing access, dependencies or documentation before the organisation needs to recover a live system.

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