In a flash, a catastrophic system failure can erase billing records, inventory files and customer lists. During hurricane season, the risk multiplies with power outages and flooding. Physical damage can wipe out local servers instantly. Recreating lost data can take days, weeks, or even months, delaying your return to normal operations and costing thousands in downtime. If a hurricane destroyed your systems today, how quickly could your business recover?
Don’t Let a Hurricane Shut You Down
Data loss triggers a domino effect: downtime, missed revenue, frustrated customers and long‑term financial damage.
Sharp’s Backup and Disaster Recovery solution delivers business continuity during and after any unexpected disaster, including:
- Hurricanes
- System Failures
- Ransomware
- Flooding
- Power Loss
Our solution is reliable, affordable and virtually maintenance‑free. Our technicians perform continuous backups and if a disaster strikes, they activate your recovery plan and rapidly restore your data.
How Sharp Keeps You Operational During a Hurricane
Backs Up Critical Information Automatically
- Automated, consistent backups of all essential business data
- Instant virtualization allows your systems to run, even if hardware fails
Quickly Recover and Resume Workflows
- Fast, comprehensive data restoration
- Minimize downtime and keep operations moving, even if your office is inaccessible
Keeps Data Safe When Major Disasters Strike
- When hurricanes bring flooding, fire, storm surge, or structural damage, your data stays secure
- Remote, geographically dispersed data centers protect your files
- Your records stay safe even when your physical location is not
Why It Matters During Hurricane Season
- Hurricanes can shut down locations for days or weeks.
- Local backups can be destroyed along with your building.
- Businesses that can’t recover quickly risk losing customers permanently.
With Sharp Backup and Disaster Recovery, your data is protected, even when your building isn’t.
Be ready before the next storm hits by scheduling a technology review today.