Accessential understands that your environment is mission critical and needs to run without compromise. Implementing a reliable, rapid-recovery strategy can be time-consuming to implement and expensive to manage. Because of the complexity and cost, many practices simply don't have comprehensive business continuity plans to protect their data and ensure application availability.
With our "Healthcare Cloud" technology you don't have to worry - business continuity and uptime is at the heart of our service.
Traditionally, if your in house mission-critical hardware failed for any number of reasons, your practice was dramatically effected, even to the point of being non-operational, causing a loss of revenue for your business. You were faced with the fact to either spend time and money on fixing the failure or opt-in for a new purchase - both painful, frustrating, and capital draining options. This is no longer the case with Accessential's "Healthcare Cloud" - by completely removing all the hardware off your premises and hosting your infrastructure with us, your are guaranteeing the continuity of your business in case of hardware failures, natural disasters, virus attacks, or anything else that might cause your technology to go down.
We have developed an enterprise level hosting platform to make sure you are always in business. We accomplish this by having:
Redundant Systems
Our solution relies on robust, fault-tolerant storage devices in addition to equally fault-tolerant virtualized servers. If there is a hardware failure, you are not effected by it - your systems are up and running and your are still in business.
Redundant data centers
Our "Healthcare Cloud" is spread across multiple data centers that replicate and mirror each other, maintaining and constantly updating copies of an ogranization's data and applications at a remote site.
Each data center is SAS70 type II certified and has:
- Diverse power rooms for redundancy and security
- Isolated power sub systems with individual on-line UPS and stand-by generators
- Multiple network carriers
- Standby redundant bandwidth port service for high availability
- Dedicated connections to fully redundant core routers
- No single point of failure on the network
- N+1 redundant cooling units
