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Backup strategy
Backup strategy and recovery-readiness reviews
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Disaster Recovery for UK SMEs
If the worst happened tomorrow, could you get back to work?
Backups are only useful if you know what they cover and can restore what you need. We help you understand your recovery position, improve the weak spots and put a workable plan in place.
Support across the UKClear, friendly adviceContracts or ad-hoc help
Plan before you need it
Let’s start with what you actually need.
We take time to understand your existing setup, what is causing frustration and what a good outcome looks like for your business.
There is no one-size-fits-all answer. AIM gives you clear, honest guidance and hands-on help where it is needed.
- Backup strategy and recovery-readiness reviews
- Disaster recovery and business-continuity planning
- Data, systems and Microsoft 365 recovery considerations
- Recovery testing and straightforward documentation
How AIM helps
Clear advice. Useful action.
Support that fits your organisation rather than forcing your organisation to fit a package.
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Disaster recovery
Disaster recovery and business-continuity planning
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Data, systems
Data, systems and Microsoft 365 recovery considerations
Questions people ask
Before we get started
Can AIM help with a one-off requirement?
Yes. We support ongoing managed-service customers, but also help with individual issues, projects and second opinions.
Do you support customers outside Lancashire?
Yes. AIM supports small and medium-sized businesses throughout the UK remotely, with on-site help available where appropriate.
Can you work with our existing systems?
Usually, yes. We begin by understanding your environment and recommend the most sensible way forward.
What should we do first?
Call or email us with a quick outline of the issue or objective. We will take it from there.
Let’s talk
Want to talk it through?
Based in Lancashire, AIM supports small and medium-sized businesses throughout the UK. Get in touch and we will help you work out what makes sense.