Published: December 6th 2016
For businesses of all sizes, failing to back up data and to implement a disaster recovery plan can have huge consequences. If your data went down, how would your business manage?
A survey conducted by Telstra found one in three Australian businesses had experienced a major disruption, with man-made failures accounting for 86 per cent of all incidents, and most failures lasting for six to 20 hours. Here are the statistics.
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