It’s vital your backups are checked regularly to ensure they are error free. Regular recovery also ensures there will be no problems when you need to recover. Without proactive management these things can slip between the cracks.
Implementing disaster recovery solutions can be costly – not only to set-up but also to cope with ever expanding storage requirements and the subsequent need to keep investing in storage space.
With our data backup and recovery service, we take a vigilant approach to safeguarding your data. We monitor everything, from operating systems to cloud storage, to ensure that your data is protected at all times.
Our dedicated team works tirelessly to secure your most important data and business intellectual property, shielding you from the financial impact and reputational damage that data loss could result in.
We go beyond the basics, offering a structured approach that ensures your essential IT needs are met, such as help desk support, access to field engineers, patching, software updates, and security operations. Moreover, we tailor our services to your unique requirements, offering additional services like backup, cyber security, and hardware procurement as needed.
Our experienced engineers will put your chosen solution into action. With our locally based Network Operations Centre (NOC) backing us up, you can trust that your data protection solution is in capable hands, monitored and managed by experts.
CodeBlue sets itself apart through a unique combination of experience, local expertise, and unwavering commitment to client satisfaction.
With a strong presence in New Zealand for over two decades, we’ve established a track record helping local businesses meet their critical business challenges. Our extensive experience provides us with the maturity, systems, and processes necessary to deliver reliable solutions to our partners.
We are a proudly Kiwi company — a local partner with a deep understanding of the unique needs of the New Zealand market.
We’re also part of the Fujifilm Group of companies, so you know that we’re backed by an internationally-recognised brand synonymous with innovation and new thinking. Our customers get the best of both worlds: an established name familiar with Kiwis’ unique needs, with the support of one of the world’s foremost technology companies.
What truly differentiates us is our commitment to service quality. Our average response time is just 18 seconds for service desk calls, showcasing our dedication to providing immediate assistance.
Additionally, we hold a Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) rating of 94% for ticket resolution. This underscores our focus on delivering exceptional service, fast.
We don’t only answer calls fast, but also resolve issues just as quickly.
CodeBlue’s reach extends to over 300 organisations. Our client portfolio spans a diverse range of firms – from small businesses to larger corporations. We don’t bind any into long-term contracts. All agreements are based on open terms, with a flexible 90-day notice period. This flexibility provides clients with the freedom to adapt their data backup and disaster recovery solutions to changing business needs.
The backup procedures involve making a copy of your data at the production site, and then moving this copy to a secondary backup site, typically a remote one. The recovery site must be easily accessible in case of disaster.
Setting up a cloud backup encompasses:
Disaster recovery typically comprises the following steps:
There are 3 different backup and recovery methods. These include:
Backup and recovery is the process of creating copies of your data, called backups, and transferring these backups to an off-site location that can be accessed and recovered in case of a disaster.
Data backup and recovery are essential for maintaining business continuity, minimising downtime, avoiding hefty revenue losses, and boasting a solid business reputation.
The 3-2-1 rule of backups is a widely recommended strategy for data backup and recovery. It provides a simple and effective framework to ensure data redundancy and resilience against various types of data loss scenarios.
The rule is as follows:
Following the 3-2-1 rule helps ensure redundancy, diversity, and geographic separation of backups, reducing the risk of data loss due to hardware failure, human error, cyber attacks, or catastrophic events. It’s a straightforward yet effective guideline for building robust backup and recovery strategies for both individuals and businesses.