Disasters can strike at any time, and businesses need to be prepared to handle them. A disaster can be a natural event such as a hurricane, earthquake, or flood, or it can be a man-made event such as a cyber-attack, power outage, or system failure. When a disaster strikes, it can cause significant damage to a business, including loss of data, system downtime, and financial losses.

Without an ERP Disaster Recovery Plan, businesses can suffer even greater consequences. Business software and enterprise systems, such as ERP systems, are critical to the day-to-day operations of businesses. They manage everything from inventory and supply chain management to finance and human resources. If these systems go down due to a disaster, the impact can be catastrophic.

The consequences of not having an ERP Disaster Recovery Plan can include prolonged downtime, loss of data, and financial losses. The true cost of downtime is hard to measure. It can be difficult to quantify the loss of productivity and revenue during a crisis, especially when it’s related to systems that are so integral to your business. For businesses that rely on their ERP systems to manage critical business functions, these losses can be devastating.

To mitigate the impact of disasters, businesses need to have a disaster recovery plan in place. A disaster recovery plan is a security planning document that helps an organization maintain or recover its infrastructure and systems after unexpected events. A disaster recovery plan includes a set of procedures and policies to follow should an emergency occur. It allows for the quick retrieval or creation of hardware, software, applications or critical data that was lost during the crisis.

A comprehensive disaster recovery plan anticipates a variety of different types of emergencies that could affect the business, including natural disasters like tornadoes and fires as well as human-made problems such as cyberattacks or system failures. It also includes plans for dealing with disasters and ways to prevent them from occurring. The plan should cover all aspects of a disaster, including how to respond to it and how much time is needed before the business can resume operations. The goal is to ensure that any disruption in service or infrastructure doesn’t affect customer, employee or vendor relationships.

Business software and enterprise systems, such as ERP systems, are critical components of a disaster recovery plan. They provide businesses with real-time visibility and control over their operations, enabling them to make informed decisions and respond quickly to changing circumstances. ERP systems can help businesses prepare for a disaster by providing real-time data on inventory levels, supplier statuses, and customer orders. They can also help businesses respond to a disaster by providing real-time data on the status of their assets and operations. Finally, ERP systems can help businesses recover from a disaster by providing real-time data on the status of their operations and enabling them to quickly identify areas of weakness and take corrective action.

In conclusion, disasters can have a significant impact on businesses, but with an ERP Disaster Recovery Plan in place, businesses can minimize damage and ensure continuity of operations. Business software and enterprise systems, such as ERP systems, are critical components of a disaster recovery plan, providing businesses with real-time visibility and control over their operations. By leveraging the power of ERP systems, businesses can prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters, ensuring that they are able to continue serving their customers and meeting their business objectives.

About Multiable:

Multiable has been one of the leaders in providing cutting-edge ERP solutions for more than 30 years. Multiable ERP has been implemented by more than 6,000 companies in Asia. Our suite of integrated tools empowers businesses to effortlessly manage their operations. Our ERP system boasts a comprehensive range of functionalities, including accounting, sales, procurement, inventory, CRM, HR, POS, production, and much more. We have established ourselves as a partner that can be relied upon for support in ensuring our clients’ operations run smoothly.

About EDG Grant:

The Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) was launched in 2018. EDG is a single grant that supports companies in the upgrading of business capabilities, innovation and internationalization. EDG replaces the Capability Development Grant (CDG) and the Global Company Partnership (GCP) in the same year.

M18 ERP and M18 HCM is under the scopes of EDG grant.

Our consultants have rich experience in helping customers to get EDG application awarded to deploy our renowned M18 ERP in Singapore. Multiable will provide relevant technical / system related documentations and guide you throughout the application process