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Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Services for Your Organization
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Understanding Key Issues
Why NJ Businesses Trust Mii2
Years in business
15+
Serving NJ since 2011
Businesses served
200+
Union, Essex & Middlesex County
Response time
<60min
Guaranteed for managed IT clients
Projects completed
1,000+
Infrastructure, security & design
What a Business Continuity Plan From Mii2 Actually Covers
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Recovery time and recovery point objectives defined for your specific business
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Documented, step-by-step recovery runbooks, not just a backup schedule
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Regular recovery drills to confirm backups actually restore cleanly
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Remote-work provisioning so your team can keep operating if your office is unavailable
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Clear communication plan for staff, vendors, and customers during an outage
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a backup and a disaster recovery plan?
A backup is just a copy of your data. A disaster recovery plan is the documented process for actually restoring operations - what gets restored first, who is responsible for each step, and how long recovery is expected to take.
How does Mii2 decide how much downtime our business can tolerate?
We work with you to set a recovery time objective (how long you can be down) and a recovery point objective (how much recent data you can afford to lose), then build the backup and recovery approach around those two numbers.
Do you actually test that our backups will restore correctly?
Yes. Regular recovery drills confirm that backups restore cleanly, rather than assuming a backup job completing successfully means the data is actually recoverable.
Can our team keep working if our office becomes unavailable?
Business continuity planning includes remote-work provisioning so staff can keep operating from another location if your office is temporarily inaccessible.
