What we can help with
- Local and offsite backup planning
- Server and workstation backup
- Recovery process design
- Backup monitoring and review
- Business continuity planning
- Restore testing strategy
What a better setup should achieve
Our approach
We start by understanding the systems your team depends on, the recurring problems, and the risk of downtime. From there we prioritise the changes that have the most operational value instead of replacing technology simply because it is old or unfamiliar.
Where specialist software, equipment or telecommunications providers are involved, we keep responsibilities explicit and coordinate the general IT environment around them.
Frequently asked questions
Do you provide cloud and onsite backup options?
Yes. IT Service Centre has historically offered both onsite and online backup approaches; the appropriate mix depends on the data, systems and recovery requirements.
Is backup the same as disaster recovery?
No. Backup is a copy of data. Disaster recovery is the broader plan for restoring systems, access and operations after a major failure or incident.
Can you check whether our backups are actually working?
Yes. Backup reviews should look at monitoring, retention, restore capability and ownership — not only whether a scheduled job ran.