How to keep the doors open when the worst happens is timely topic of discussion with NYC tech leader, Carl Mazzanti, on VMB blogtalkradio program
The interview with Mazzanti will touch on how to get employees, whose personal lives have been impacted by a natural disaster, focused on business recovery, and the right kind of cloud data storage to have in a Hurricane Sandy type event. Upgrading equipment and software, and how to deal with small disasters are also scheduled topics of discussion.
Listen to the program live online Wednesday, 2/4/15, at Noon EST.
eMazzanti Technologies provides business continuity and disaster recovery services to businesses in the NYC metro area, New Jersey, throughout the United States and internationally. Hurricane Sandy and other recent disasters have proven the value of these services.
The following excerpts from a recent article, “Get Ready for Hurricane Season; It Only Takes One… or None… for Disaster to Strike Your Business,” by Mazzanti gives insight into the direction of the interview:
“Selecting a vendor for disaster prevention and recovery services can determine how soon your business is up and running after a disaster, if at all. Hundreds of businesses struck by Hurricane Sandy failed to reopen for weeks or months.
‘In the days before Sandy hit, every eMazzanti employee was moved to a customer support role, checking backups and making sure clients were as prepared as possible,’ stated Jennifer Mazzanti, president, eMazzanti Technologies. ‘eMazzanti has achieved an outstanding track record by thoroughly preparing our customers and ourselves.’”
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Listeners can hear the live program online or play a recording of the complete interview after the broadcast.
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