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Disaster Recovery
A proactive approach to disaster recovery.
" You can't always prevent disasters, but you can certainly plan for contingencies. That's our approach.
"Contingency planning can include:-
Preventing IT disasters from becoming business disasters
We can review your current IT systems and suggest areas or procedures which would lessen your exposure to risk. By identifying these issues and implementing solutions we can ensure that your business is ready to face the challenges and uncertainty of our modern world.
Connectivity
Remote Working
Improved productivity and contented staff
Flexible working has become one of the dominant management topics for UK employers.
Managers are recognising the business benefits of gaining higher productivity, coupled with improved staff retention and recruitment. The government is embodying the right to a flexible working environment into legislation.
Staff are demanding a better work-life balance.
NVT is a specialist in the provision of agile, secure, balanced networks necessary for flexible working. Our solutions are built around Microsoft Terminal Services, Windows Mobile 5.0 and VOiP technology. Tested, proven and trusted.
A better work-life balance all round
There are never going be enough hours in the day, so the only way to drive your business forward is to get smarter and work faster. It’s easy to say but harder to achieve and even more difficult to measure sometimes.
We think it all depends on the type of business you’re in. For example, if yours is a knowledge based services business then you are more likely to get results by improving how your people discuss, develop and decide.
If you’re a transactional based business then you’re better off focusing on how you can improve and manage your processes more effectively.
Whatever your business environment is, it’s highly likely that we’ve worked with similar organisations and have seen how technology can make a difference.
Project Management
Office Relocation
The 1980’s movement towards distributed computing shattered the chains of centralised control and put the power to change back in the hands of the business.
Unfortunately it spawned a new challenge—how to manage infrastructure sprawl.
It’s all well and good to empower business to change quickly and develop its own applications, but this can place a massive burden on the infrastructure that supports the change, resulting in greater complexity, increased risk and higher costs.
In our experience there are a lot of people in the same boat. Their Infrastructure has grown and developed in a piecemeal fashion. Every new application gets a dedicated server or multiple servers; every new tool or upgrade needs more space, power, cooling, storage, protection, bandwidth and sometimes a new client device too.
But it’s not all bad news. Thanks to great new (or reinvented) technologies such as server virtualisation it is possible to build an infrastructure that gives you the best of both worlds. The flexibility to respond to change quickly and the controlled, efficient use of resources that you need to run a tight ship.
Server virtualisation isn’t a nirvana though. Have you thought about the other parts of your infrastructure that grow with your server estate?
What about LAN and WAN or storage? You may still have local attached, network attached and SAN attached storage. And you probably have multiple applications that do the same thing supported by many databases on many different platforms.
We’ve learned that the best way to approach virtualisation is to firstly take a step back and think about the bigger picture—consolidation. Not just consolidating your servers, but also consolidating you applications, operating systems, storage and the other supporting infrastructures that make your business tick.
By looking at the bigger picture you can save more, reduce complexity and move at your own pace towards a utility computing mode.
One of our UK defence customers looked at the bigger picture and didn’t just consolidate their servers. They also reduced their applications dramatically, consolidated their networks, and improved their storage and protection capabilities.
Another good example of consolidation is provided by one of our telecommunication customers. They wanted to reduce the downtime of a mission critical system and provide a less complex and easier to manage environment.
We’ve been helping our customers consolidate and virtualizes their infrastructures for years and have world class experts with real life experience that can make the process just that little bit easier for you.