Disaster Recovery Management Company
About DRMco.
Disaster Recovery Management Company was founded on the premise that information technology resiliency demands a tactical on-going process that is ultimately embedded into an organization's culture, policies, and infrastructure - with the understanding that one size does not fit all - flexibility and customization being key, as every organization's technology mix is unique.
Through a lifelong career steeped in business resiliency sciences, founder and CEO Greg Smolla has designed, implemented and managed fortune 500, commercial, and small business organization's disaster recovery solutions in the Continental US, Caribbean, South America and Canada.
"Whether you call it disaster recovery, business continuity, risk management etc. really doesn't matter - we're talking about the same thing - protecting your business. Many organizations will self-define these terms - enabling alignment with business units, IT departments, and divisions based on policy, culture, ledger, compliance and management accountability" says Smolla.
With the recent maturation of the BC/DR industry, standards have emerged and best practices have been defined. Audit and compliance regulations combined with liability shifts towards executive personnel have forced resiliency model technology refinements - effectively fueling new leverage point possibilities with enhancements to data protection schemes, virtualization, asset re-purposing, and "green" data center resources.
Interdependencies between applications, systemic risk from supply chain, e-commerce, infrastructure single points of failure, and an array of industry specific processes will factor into each client's unique disaster recovery plan. New applications will be designed with a corporate wide reliability standard.
Through a lifelong career steeped in business resiliency sciences, founder and CEO Greg Smolla has designed, implemented and managed fortune 500, commercial, and small business organization's disaster recovery solutions in the Continental US, Caribbean, South America and Canada.
"Whether you call it disaster recovery, business continuity, risk management etc. really doesn't matter - we're talking about the same thing - protecting your business. Many organizations will self-define these terms - enabling alignment with business units, IT departments, and divisions based on policy, culture, ledger, compliance and management accountability" says Smolla.
With the recent maturation of the BC/DR industry, standards have emerged and best practices have been defined. Audit and compliance regulations combined with liability shifts towards executive personnel have forced resiliency model technology refinements - effectively fueling new leverage point possibilities with enhancements to data protection schemes, virtualization, asset re-purposing, and "green" data center resources.
Interdependencies between applications, systemic risk from supply chain, e-commerce, infrastructure single points of failure, and an array of industry specific processes will factor into each client's unique disaster recovery plan. New applications will be designed with a corporate wide reliability standard.
