What
NTI would like to emphasize is that from its earliest days, NTI has been about
supporting our employees who prefer to work remotely. Development and support
have worked remotely for many years – it’s just the nature of our business,
working with the NonStop community, but today, you will find all of NTI working
from home in accordance with directives and mandates imposed globally. It has
always been about our people and we have had the good fortune to have the
infrastructure in place to support a remote workforce for a very long time in
fact, indefinitely.
It
has been the focus of numerous articles and posts that perhaps what we are all
witnesses to is going to become the new normal. While some commentators have
gone so far as to suggest that it’s more like facing a future that is not
normal, all indicators suggest that few of us will be in a hurry to return to
commuting even as those towering office blocks look like becoming works of art.
The global pandemic has proved to be the biggest catalyst driving change that
any of us can recall. Who could have imagined as many parcel delivery vans as
there are today crisscrossing our suburbs? If there was a time when you
considered it highly unlikely that eCommerce would be part of the new normal
then think again. It’s arrived and the infrastructure in place has a lot to do
with Nonstop.
In
the May issue of NonStop Insider you will find the article, NTI watching what’s changed: the
need for social distancing and what hasn’t changed: the need for business
continuity.
In this article, the topic of change is central to commentary provided by Tim
Dunne, NTI’s Senior Vice President Worldwide Sales:
“What
hasn’t changed is the need of businesses everywhere to proactively pursue
workable business continuity plans. The focus on Business Continuity remains as
strong as ever.
“And
for good reason; no business wants to be offline as the world of business
becomes a fully online business. As an industry we can debate whether it’s
happening in the data center, out on the edge, or even whether it is driving
business to the cloud, but the bottom line remains.
“What
hasn’t changed is businesses’ desire to attract and retain customers and
nothing impacts that bottom line more adversely than you driving your customers
into the arms of your competition.
“It’s
all about maximum uptime and this calls for an all-inclusive approach to
ensuring there are more than one data center, cloud or service provider on the
ready and fully capable of taking over the operations should anything happen.”
To
read this article published in the May 2020 issue of NonStop Insider, simply
click on the hyperlink above or cut and paste this link into you browser –
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