A fundamental factor related to mitigating the risks arising from an interruption in corporate operations is the application of cohesive plans for an unhindered IT infrastructure operation.

Business Continuity (BC), as well as Disaster Recovery (DR), after any event whatsoever must be a fundamental component of any modern and effective IT system architecture.

Disaster Recovery policies focus on strategies, procedures and architectures of IT systems aiming to a speedy recovery of critical business operations in the event of disasters. In essence, such policies arise from the recovery of major alternative central infrastructure functions as well as the availability of alternative job positions and telecommunication infrastructures.

The design of these kinds of solutions passes through the overall engineering and re-engineering of an enterprise's information infrastructure. The correct overall design—and options such as centralisation, server & storage virtualisation, application & desktop virtualisation—are the requirements for an easier and more efficient implementation of Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity solutions.

Each alternative scenario for the implementation of BCP/DR solutions must begin by taking into account the risk exposure that each organisation is willing to accept and the security level offered by each solution.

Precisely because it follows this holistic approach in IT infrastructure design, Uni Systems is able to provide the most effective solutions and alternative scenarios for designing and implementing BC/DR integrated solutions.

In addition, Uni Systems is able to provide its customers with additional services, through its own infrastructure (Data Center), namely: disaster site hosting, disaster site management, and disaster site desktop facilities.