Companies must comply with new regulations such as NIS2 and DORA, and protect their systems against cyberattacks, technical failures, human errors or natural disasters… therefore, the need for Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) solutions continues to increase.
To ensure rapid and safe recovery of their critical systems, minimizing downtime and data loss, businesses require a disaster recovery strategy that ensures the continuity of their services. This is achieved through the use of advanced data replication, automation and orchestrated recovery technologies.
A Flexera study reveals that although many organizations already have disaster recovery systems in place, 64% of IT leaders failed DR tests, highlighting the need for improvements in this area. Mario Hernando, cloud expert at IPM, Ricoh’s hybrid cloud and cybersecurity subsidiary, points out that the solution is to adopt DRaaS, which offers high availability, low initial investment and ease of configuration, use and management.
Innovative DRasS service in the public cloud
Based on these principles, the integrator has developed a comprehensive value proposition that covers all corporate needs:
- Design and consulting: Specialists design DR solutions that optimize business resilience, aligning technology, capacity and critical recovery objectives.
- Initial implementation: The team deploys the solution with advanced configurations, clear policies, and rigorous testing to ensure effective and documented recovery.
- Managed services: They offer constant monitoring, periodic tests and continuous training.
The DR as a Service (DRaaS) market will grow at an annual rate of 30% until 2026
Additionally, for customers who wish to migrate their on-premise DR solution to the cloud, the IT service provider conducts a study to evaluate the feasibility of hardware buyback. This allows the client to recover the value of their investment in physical assets and redirect IT resources to strategic projects, with an infrastructure optimized for the cloud and without worries of obsolescence.
The DRaaS market is expected to grow at an annual rate of 30% through 2026. “We have designed a disaster recovery service that offers value to customers before, during and after implementing such a challenging solution.” for many companies,” concludes Mario Hernando.
