Disaster Recovery Solution
Continuing Business-Critical Processes When Disaster Strikes
From hurricanes, floods, and fires to earthquakes and terrorism,
disasters can bring business and document processes to a grinding
halt. The inability to continue business-critical processes can
be catastrophic, especially when an hour of downtime can mean losses
in the millions of dollars.
The key to preventing unnecessary loss is a sound disaster recovery
plan, especially for companies that process, print, and mail invoices,
statements or other revenue-generating documents. Because every
business and print-to-mail operation is unique, there is no single
right disaster recovery strategy. For some companies in-sourcing
is the answer. For others, outsourcing is the best choice.
Either way, an effective solution must interconnect multiple remote
sites, direct/redirect print jobs to different devices and locations,
and replicate software and hardware capabilities. Pitney Bowes Emtex
Software disaster recovery solutions provide the production intelligence
required to easily link primary and secondary sites, support documents
created on multiple platforms, send jobs to any finishing device,
and rapidly restore production:
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Emtex FlexServer Enterprise—makes it
easy to interconnect multiple sites, whether different print
facilities within a single company or outside service providers.
With Emtex Flexserver® Enterprise, companies can leverage
the resources of other sites for regular overflow printing or
periodic testing of disaster recovery scenarios.
Learn more
about Emtex FlexServer >>
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Emtex VIP—provides recovery sites with
the assurance that they can process any printstream at any time
with the industry's widest input and output PDL support. Emtex
VIP™ makes it easy to standardize incoming jobs to specific,
pre-configured document workflow so that jobs can be printed
using the existing infrastructure—with minimal setup changes.
Learn more about
Emtex Virtual Intelligent Presentation (VIP) >>
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Emtex VDE—enables jobs to be modified
to reposition or even change OMR, barcodes and other finishing
marks. As a result, recovery sites can send jobs to any finishing
device without changing the host application. Finishing code
for a new finishing device can be inserted into, modified, or
removed from an application just before printing, providing
flexible access to any finishing device based on availability
rather than proprietary application requirements.
Learn more about
Emtex Virtual Document Enhance VDE >>
Business benefits
- No loss of critical productivity when disasters strike
- No need to incur heavy losses, downtime or disruptions in cash
flow
- Continuous communications with customers and vendors
- Regulatory and legal compliance
- Stakeholder, customer and industry confidence
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