Disaster recovery management plan means that if a major catastrophe occurs, it will not result in financial loss nor will any time be lost in bringing a new drug or product to market
The probability of any company experiencing a catastrophic disaster is highly uncertain.
Fire, flood, storm, earthquake, hurricane, power cuts, equipment age/condition, hardware/software failure, not forgetting issues such as strikes, riots, sabotage, bomb threats - any of these events could significantly and negatively affect a company's stability storage operations.
To insure against interruptions to these activities, Vindon Scientific now offers Sentinel - a disaster recovery management plan tuned to an individual company's requirements.
Vindon believes a stability storage disaster management plan should be an integral aspect of the operation - a straightforward, uncomplicated approach to resuming stability storage operations in case of a disaster.
Further reasons a company may want to develop a comprehensive stability storage disaster recovery plan include minimising potential economic loss (the loss of products that have been on stability storage for a number of years could represent a critical loss to a company and its customers), reducing the probability of occurrence, providing an orderly recovery, and minimising insurance premiums.
Sentinel is similar to insurance: it provides a level of comfort in knowing that if a major catastrophe occurs, it will not result in financial loss nor will any time be lost in bringing a new drug or product to market.
