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Hosting & Data Centre

Run business workloads on infrastructure designed for resilience and recovery.

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Why this matters

Build the service around the operating problem.

Hosting decisions affect availability, security, backup, compliance and recovery. The right design documents responsibilities and service expectations instead of relying on vague cloud assumptions.

Final scope, availability, response commitments, platforms and pricing are confirmed during discovery and in the written proposal.

A practical delivery approach

  1. Classify workloads, data, access and recovery needs
  2. Compare suitable hosting and continuity options
  3. Plan migration, backup, monitoring and support
  4. Document ownership, access and recovery procedures

What the work should improve

01

Clearer infrastructure and recovery responsibilities

Success measures and evidence are agreed before implementation.

02

Hosting aligned with the workload and risk profile

Success measures and evidence are agreed before implementation.

03

A documented migration and continuity pathway

Success measures and evidence are agreed before implementation.

Common questions

What to clarify before you decide.

Where will our data be hosted?

Hosting location depends on the selected service and workload. Data location, providers, recovery and contractual terms must be confirmed before publication or purchase.

Does hosting include backup and disaster recovery?

These are separate requirements that may be combined. The final design defines backup scope, retention, testing and recovery expectations.

Ready to review hosting?

Start with the current environment, the business outcome and the safest next step.

Discuss hosting requirements