According to NOAA, the total approximate cost of weather and climate disasters in the U.S. recorded between 1980 and 2022 was $2.155 Trillion.
Natural disasters often strike with little to no warning, yet their operational and economic impact can be catastrophic. Proper prevention starts with effective business continuity and weeding out legacy solutions that no longer serve your organization.
By implementing modern networking, communications and security technology to support business continuity—along with a comprehensive disaster recovery plan around those solutions—any organization can stay up and running even when facing Mother Nature’s worst.
Contact a Windstream Enterprise representative today to learn how we can support your business continuity strategy.
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SD-WAN
A resilient, high-capacity, application-aware managed network solution that ensures multiple access options to maximize bandwidth and optimize performance. Connect to regionally diverse data centers to avoid downtime and keep mission critical apps running.
SSE
Security Service Edge (SSE) is a cloud-native platform that instantly integrates next-generation security components into existing network environments without disruption—offering one view to manage it all. Eliminates on-premises devices vulnerable to outages.
SASE
Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a fully converged cloud-native networking and security architecture, combining SD-WAN and SSE into a full-stack business continuity solution.
OfficeSuite UC©
A cloud-based Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) solution that blends user-centric design with advanced voice and collaboration features for calls, chat, video conferencing and SMS text messaging via a secure, fully hosted system—all of which is accessible from anywhere and any device.
Contact Center Solutions
Modern, omnichannel contact center capabilities maintain business operations by enabling employees to communicate with customers wherever, whenever and however they prefer.
Dynamic IP
SIP Trunking with Dynamic IP allows the convergence of voice and data services seamlessly over a single, feature-rich SIP trunking connection. Secondary locations are easily set up for added continuity and network redundancy.