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Preparing for natural disasters is one of the most important things you can do, especially if you live in an area where these weather-based issues are more common. As part of your preparedness goals, you'll want to consider document imaging. That involves scanning paper documents and uploading them to a secure, electronic storage location as part of your disaster recovery plans.

When disaster strikes you need to know that your business operations will continue to run smoothly and your information systems won’t be completely uprooted. A document disaster recovery plan will help to minimize disruption to the normal operations of your business while preventing or limiting the extent of damage.

Does Your Contingency Plan Include a Disaster Recovery Plan?

Hurricane season is in full swing and with it, a heightened sense of urgency about preparing your business for a big storm and the hassles that come with it. 

Hurricane season is here. In Florida, those words must be taken seriously. Hurricane preparedness is essential for every business.

On October 10, 2018, Hurricane Michael made landfall in Florida. It ultimately proved to be the strongest storm on record in the Panhandle and caused millions of dollars of damages.

Every small business owner knows that keeping track of essential documents is a must. In the event of a disaster, your ability to access those documents can help you stay in business even if you can’t get to your office.