British companies are increasingly factoring business telecoms risk management strategies into their budgets, a new report claims.
According to the Journal, managers are devoting an escalating proportion of resources and funding to voice disaster recovery and other safeguards to protect corporate telecoms infrastructure.
The article notes that more than two-fifths of organisations never recover from a major loss of company data, with more than 50 per cent closing within two years.
In comparison, six per cent of companies that suffer substantial loss of computer records survive in the long term.
George Sander, sales director with Knowledge, told the news provider: "It is a fact that most businesses never fully recover from a disaster-level event, so it's prudent that they have plans in place to protect their assets and ensure they will continue to function."
A previous Journal article claimed that businesses in the north-east of England are at risk of lagging behind competitors through slow adoption of new business telecoms technologies.
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