Following a multi-million pound investment to enhance and upgrade its business continuity centre in Hamilton, Scotland; IT services and business continuity provider Phoenix is extending an open invitation to anyone interested in IT or business continuity, to visit its newly extended and improved centre on 30th April for educational presentations, guided tours of the facility and hands-on experience of the technology.

Visitors will learn about the latest trends in business continuity management from a range of guest speakers, including representatives from the Scottish Continuity Group, as well as receiving technology updates from IT and data backup providers. As well as theory, speakers will also explore real life case studies, practical demonstrations and examples of personal experiences within the business continuity landscape.

Attendees will receive a first-hand-look at new products and services, which allow firms to recover more quickly and for less than was previously assumed for ex-tremely high levels of availability data and systems.

The opening of the new Hamilton site is the culmination of three years’
research, development and innovation, bringing together Scotland’s most complete business continuity centre which now offers 847 standby office and call centre positions, 220 datacentre racks, high speed networks and Internet connectivity plus innovative data storage solutions.

“The investment and enhancement to Hamilton puts the centre at the forefront of IT DR solutions, innovations in data backup and planning techniques, all integrated with managed recovery and planning services,” says Mike Osborne, managing director of Phoenix’s business continuity unit. “We are incredibly proud of our investment and are keen to showcase this to our peers. We believe this free seminar and open day will prove the ideal opportunity to demonstrate this while challenging everything you think you know about business continuity and the way you do it.”

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