A service catalog works like reusable LEGO blocks, helping organizations structure services that fit together with a provider’s offerings. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.
Resources
How to implement an Always On™ design framework – a checklist
A practical checklist walks through creating a service catalog, assigning application risk scores, and setting clear availability objectives. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.
How Companies SHOULD plan for Disasters – Part II
Founder Craig McLellan outlines an architectural availability framework for designing new applications or enhancing existing disaster planning. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.
How Companies SHOULD plan for Disasters – Part I
Disaster planning has grown obsolete as interconnected business systems multiply; the best disaster to handle is one you saw coming. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.
Flexible environments and new technologies
Lingering doubts about hypervisor security are fading as new technologies prove secure hypervisor environments can be trusted at scale. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.
ThinkOn’s Craig McLellan to speak at 25th World Disaster Management gathering
ThinkOn CEO Craig McLellan has been selected as a presenter at the prestigious 25th World Conference on Disaster Management, which will occur in Toronto June 8-11. It’s a distinct honour and reflects on the progress we’ve made since Craig founded ThinkOn.com two years...
Closing the Loop to Compliance — Part II
Software patching can cost over $1,000 per server in-house, but cloud providers often bundle this compliance work in at no extra charge. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.
Closing the Loop to Compliance — Part I
Asking about recovery early gets a better response than asking after budgets are already locked, when the compelling story is much harder to sell. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.
How Most Companies Plan for Disasters
For years, business continuity planning sat solely with the disaster recovery coordinator, who annually assessed tolerance for outages. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.
Nightmare Scenarios
Shareholders want protected assets and employees want continued jobs; founder Craig McLellan explains why disaster recovery plans matter most. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.
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