Keep Your Business Moving, Even When Technology Is Disrupted
What happens the moment critical systems go down? Build resilient technology environments and recovery plans that keep applications, data and infrastructure running when it matters most.
A Resilience Foundation For Critical Technology
We deliver tailored Business Continuity Management (BCM) and Business Continuity Planning (BCP) solutions that treat resilience as a strategic differentiator — minimizing downtime, protecting stakeholder trust, ensuring Compliance & Regulatory Requirements, optimizing costs and building a lasting culture of resilience.
Backup & Data Protection
Diaster Recovery & Failover
Design technology environments with availability, redundancy and recovery considerations built into the architecture.
➧ High-availability Architecture
➧ Resilient Cloud Infrastructure
➧ Recovery-ready Architecture
➧ Infrastructure Management
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Resilient Infrastructure
Protect critical data and establish dependable backup and restore capabilities across environments.
➧ Backup & Archival
➧ Backup Monitoring & Management
➧ Automated Backup & Restore
➧ Data Replication
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Design and implement recovery environments that support defined availability, RTO and RPO requirements.
➧ Cross Region Recovery
➧ Application & Database Replication
➧ Cloud Disaster Recovery
➧ Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)
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Continuity doesn't end with recovery
We carry resilience into your ongoing operations, supporting IT Service Continuity Management (ITSCM) and ongoing Incident Management.
Managed Infrastructure →
Multicloud & Security →
Application Services →
Data & AI Services →
Strategy That Connects The Big Picture To Future
Work across cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments, with capabilities spanning infrastructure, applications, data, networking and security.
Customer engagements demonstrate recovery environments designed around measurable objectives — for example, SIHOT achieved 1-hour RTO and 15-minute RPO, while SKS achieved 2–3 hour RTO and 30-minute RPO.
Continuity can span infrastructure, applications, databases, networks and security rather than treating disaster recovery as an isolated exercise.
Our Managed Services portfolio includes BCDR Management, backup management, Business Continuity Management (BCM), monitoring, infrastructure and application management.
Recovery Design and Ongoing Management
Multi-Environment Expertise
Recovery Objectives That Can Be Tested
Resilience Across The Technology Stack
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The Noventiq Advantage
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countries served
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technology certifications
10000 +
incidents resolved annually
customers worldwide
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Risk Evaluation & Discovery
We understand your critical workloads, applications, data and infrastructure, along with recovery priorities and requirements through Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Business Impact Analysis and Continuity Planning.
What you get: Defined continuity and recovery priorities.
Strategy & Design
Validate the recovery environment through Business Continuity Testing and drills and verify that recovery objectives can be met.
What you get: Greater confidence in recovery readiness.
Implementation & Testing
Monitor backups, recovery environments and infrastructure, and maintain the environment as technology and business requirements evolve.
What you get: Continuity capabilities that remain operational and ready for use.
Continuous Monitoring, Optimization and Improvement
A meaningful technology strategy starts with the business. We work through the questions that determine where you should invest, what you should change and how you should move forward.
Determine the appropriate architecture, replication, backup, recovery environment and failover model for the workload, supported by Business Continuity Governance and BCM Policies & Procedures.
What you get: A recovery architecture aligned to defined requirements.
Define Your Next Technology Move with Us
Tell us your priorities - we’ll create a tailored strategy for your business.
Got Questions? Start Here.
Q1. What is Business Continuity in IT?
Business Continuity Management (BCM) focuses on keeping critical technology-supported business operations available during and after disruptions. It can involve resilient infrastructure, backup, disaster recovery, replication, failover and recovery processes designed around operational requirements.
Q4. What does a Disaster Recovery solution include?
Depending on the environment and recovery requirements, a DR solution can include Backup & Recovery, Data Replication, Cloud Disaster Recovery, recovery infrastructure, application and database recovery, failover mechanisms, connectivity, monitoring and recovery testing.
Q2. What is the difference between Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery?
Business Continuity focuses on maintaining critical business operations during disruption, while IT Disaster Recovery (ITDR) focuses more specifically on restoring technology systems, applications and data after an incident. They work together as part of a broader continuity strategy.
Q6. Can Noventiq manage Business Continuity capabilities after implementation?
Yes. Noventiq's Managed Services portfolio includes BCDR Management, backup management, monitoring, infrastructure and application management. Our Business Continuity Expert and Business Continuity Specialist capabilities can support continuity and recovery as part of ongoing operations.
Q3. What is RTO and RPO?
Recovery Time Objective (RTO) defines how quickly a system or workload should be restored after disruption. Recovery Point Objective (RPO) defines the amount of data loss, measured in time, that can be tolerated.
Have a Specific Challenge in Mind?
Talk to our experts for strategic guidance that connects technology decisions to business outcomes.
Q5. How often should Business Continuity be tested?
Testing should be aligned to the organization's recovery requirements, technology environment and risk profile. Business Continuity Testing helps validate the reliability of recovery environments and identify areas for improvement.
Q7. Can Business Continuity support cloud and hybrid environments?
Yes. Noventiq's portfolio includes cloud, hybrid infrastructure, backup, disaster recovery and managed services across technology environments, supporting Work-from-Home / Alternate Workforce and other continuity requirements where applicable.
Q4. How does Business Continuity connect with GRC?
GRC helps organizations understand and manage technology and business risks, while Business Continuity focuses on maintaining or recovering critical operations. Together, they connect risk identification with resilience, recovery planning and Business Continuity Governance.
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About Noventiq
Noventiq (Noventiq Holdings PLC) is a leading global solutions and services provider in digital transformation and cybersecurity, headquartered in London. The company enables, facilitates, and accelerates digital transformation for its customers’ businesses, connecting organizations across a comprehensive range of industries with best-in-class IT vendors, alongside its own services and proprietary solutions. The company’s rapid growth is underpinned by its three-dimensional strategy to expand its market penetration, product portfolio, and sales channels. This is supported by an active approach to M&A, positioning Noventiq to capitalize on the industry’s ongoing consolidation. With around 6,400 employees globally, Noventiq operates in approximately 60 countries with significant growth potential in multiple regions including India, APAC, EMEA, and Latin America.