Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Blog Category Mail-Gard Partners with DMI, Offers Cloud-Based Document Recovery and Archiving info Posted April 10, 2013 by Jerry Montella in Announcements, Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Along with our recent participation at some of the largest business continuity and recovery events in the industry, Mail-Gard® has some exciting news of our own to share. Yesterday we announced a partnership with Data Management Internationale (DMI), which allows us to provide continuity and recovery solutions for document management systems. Most companies […] + Read More Electronic Postmarked Email Makes Splash at DRJ Spring World 2013 info Posted March 27, 2013 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery While our friends and colleagues were at the National Postal Forum last week, the Mail-Gard® team attended Disaster Recovery Journal’s (DRJ) Spring World 2013 in Orlando, Florida – the world’s largest conference dedicated to business continuity and disaster recovery. “Charting the Course to True Resiliency” was the central theme at this year’s show, and print-to-mail […] + Read More DRJ Spring World Kicks Off Conference Season info Posted February 22, 2013 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery One of the first signs of spring for the folks here at Mail-Gard is our attendance at the Disaster Recovery Journal (DRJ) Spring World in Orlando, Florida. The DRJ World is the largest conference dedicated to disaster recovery and business continuity and is celebrating its 48th show. The event kicks off on Sunday, March […] + Read More Print-to-Mail Recovery Plans Need Security Compliance info Posted January 18, 2013 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery The importance of having a plan in place to respond to a data security breach can’t be overstated. The need for well-defined response plans has been reinforced over the past six months as millions of dollars in fines were levied to companies who failed to protect sensitive patient data under the Health Insurance Portability and […] + Read More The Value of Operational Recovery info Posted December 21, 2012 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery In my last blog I talked about making sure you have the right disaster recovery contract in place and the importance of testing. One way to help assure these two points is to ask your print-to-mail recovery provider for assistance with what we at Mail-Gard call “Operational Recovery.” Overflow assistance, peak production support, or just […] + Read More Getting the Right Print-to-Mail Disaster Recovery Contract in Place info Posted November 28, 2012 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Having the right disaster recovery contract in place is essential to the success of your business continuity plan. How do you know you have the right contract in place? Well, the sure fire test is to actually have to utilize your print-to-mail recovery plan, and you’ll find out very quickly, where you stand. Through our […] + Read More Mail-Gard Remains Ready, Despite Superstorm Sandy info Posted November 1, 2012 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Superstorm Sandy battered the East Coast earlier this week and continues to affect millions of people. While natural disasters are one of the main reasons to have a critical communications recovery plan in place, it’s not often you find yourself in the throes of a mega storm. Even though it was perhaps one of the […] + Read More Be Prepared for a Data Security Breach info Posted October 26, 2012 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery On Wednesday, as I was getting ready for work, a news story flashed across my TV screen, “Barnes and Noble Bookstores reports breach of U.S. customer credit card data.” And there you have it, another potentially large security breach in the news. Although you often only hear about the large security breaches that […] + Read More The Keys for Your Critical Communications Recovery Plan: Testing. Testing. Testing. info Posted October 12, 2012 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery, Strategy and Analysis You know the old saying – “What are the three most important things in real estate? Location! Location! Location!” Well, in critical communications recovery the three most important things for your business continuity plan are: Testing! Testing! Testing! If there’s one thing we’ve learned over the years in providing print-to-mail critical communications recovery, it’s that […] + Read More Chanhassen Campus Expansion Nears Completion info Posted September 12, 2012 by Steve Myrvold in Announcements, Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery A few months ago we announced a number of platform enhancements designed to expand services, reduce costs and provide greater postal benefits for our customers. These enhancements include the expansion of our Chanhassen campus by utilizing a 150,000 sq. ft. facility (adjacent to our current headquarters) as well as the installation of more than 60 […] + Read More Pages: First Page12345678Last PageLoad More Articles
Mail-Gard Partners with DMI, Offers Cloud-Based Document Recovery and Archiving info Posted April 10, 2013 by Jerry Montella in Announcements, Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Along with our recent participation at some of the largest business continuity and recovery events in the industry, Mail-Gard® has some exciting news of our own to share. Yesterday we announced a partnership with Data Management Internationale (DMI), which allows us to provide continuity and recovery solutions for document management systems. Most companies […] + Read More
Electronic Postmarked Email Makes Splash at DRJ Spring World 2013 info Posted March 27, 2013 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery While our friends and colleagues were at the National Postal Forum last week, the Mail-Gard® team attended Disaster Recovery Journal’s (DRJ) Spring World 2013 in Orlando, Florida – the world’s largest conference dedicated to business continuity and disaster recovery. “Charting the Course to True Resiliency” was the central theme at this year’s show, and print-to-mail […] + Read More
DRJ Spring World Kicks Off Conference Season info Posted February 22, 2013 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery One of the first signs of spring for the folks here at Mail-Gard is our attendance at the Disaster Recovery Journal (DRJ) Spring World in Orlando, Florida. The DRJ World is the largest conference dedicated to disaster recovery and business continuity and is celebrating its 48th show. The event kicks off on Sunday, March […] + Read More
Print-to-Mail Recovery Plans Need Security Compliance info Posted January 18, 2013 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery The importance of having a plan in place to respond to a data security breach can’t be overstated. The need for well-defined response plans has been reinforced over the past six months as millions of dollars in fines were levied to companies who failed to protect sensitive patient data under the Health Insurance Portability and […] + Read More
The Value of Operational Recovery info Posted December 21, 2012 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery In my last blog I talked about making sure you have the right disaster recovery contract in place and the importance of testing. One way to help assure these two points is to ask your print-to-mail recovery provider for assistance with what we at Mail-Gard call “Operational Recovery.” Overflow assistance, peak production support, or just […] + Read More
Getting the Right Print-to-Mail Disaster Recovery Contract in Place info Posted November 28, 2012 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Having the right disaster recovery contract in place is essential to the success of your business continuity plan. How do you know you have the right contract in place? Well, the sure fire test is to actually have to utilize your print-to-mail recovery plan, and you’ll find out very quickly, where you stand. Through our […] + Read More
Mail-Gard Remains Ready, Despite Superstorm Sandy info Posted November 1, 2012 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Superstorm Sandy battered the East Coast earlier this week and continues to affect millions of people. While natural disasters are one of the main reasons to have a critical communications recovery plan in place, it’s not often you find yourself in the throes of a mega storm. Even though it was perhaps one of the […] + Read More
Be Prepared for a Data Security Breach info Posted October 26, 2012 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery On Wednesday, as I was getting ready for work, a news story flashed across my TV screen, “Barnes and Noble Bookstores reports breach of U.S. customer credit card data.” And there you have it, another potentially large security breach in the news. Although you often only hear about the large security breaches that […] + Read More
The Keys for Your Critical Communications Recovery Plan: Testing. Testing. Testing. info Posted October 12, 2012 by Jerry Montella in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery, Strategy and Analysis You know the old saying – “What are the three most important things in real estate? Location! Location! Location!” Well, in critical communications recovery the three most important things for your business continuity plan are: Testing! Testing! Testing! If there’s one thing we’ve learned over the years in providing print-to-mail critical communications recovery, it’s that […] + Read More
Chanhassen Campus Expansion Nears Completion info Posted September 12, 2012 by Steve Myrvold in Announcements, Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery A few months ago we announced a number of platform enhancements designed to expand services, reduce costs and provide greater postal benefits for our customers. These enhancements include the expansion of our Chanhassen campus by utilizing a 150,000 sq. ft. facility (adjacent to our current headquarters) as well as the installation of more than 60 […] + Read More
