Geographic redundancy refers to the practice of duplicating IT systems and data in different geographic locations to ensure continued operation and data protection in case of natural disasters, outages, or other disruptions. By having redundant systems in different regions, organizations can enhance reliability, improve performance, and minimize downtime.
Geographic redundancy plays a crucial role in disaster recovery and business continuity planning, helping businesses maintain seamless operations even in challenging circumstances.
Our service "Modern Workplace," based on the hybrid-cloud approach, offers an absolute geo-redundant working environment. This means that our clients benefit from not only redundant systems across different geographic locations but also the flexibility and scalability of a hybrid cloud infrastructure.
