Data Resiliency for a Smart and Future-Ready Government

 Enhancing data resilience, availability, accessibility, and protection across any cloud environment for seamless citizen services

Do you have nightmares about on-premise data centre failure? What if your backup failed to restore? What if your disaster recovery turned out to not be what you expected?

Situational awareness has never been more important in data protection than today. As the world works together to try to contain COVID-19, the public sector has been actively strengthening its data resiliency to ensure that data entrusted to the Government is handled and protected with utmost care.

The current pandemic has demonstrated just how vital data resiliency is for government agencies. Citizens expect that their government will always be there for them.

They expect that in case of any critical event, citizen services will be kept up and running or at least turned back on quickly.

Do you have the confidence in your IT infrastructure to be able to do so?

Whether it is a natural disaster or a cyberattack, government agencies need the resiliency to bounce back quickly. So, what can you do now to prepare for the worst?

Ensuring data resiliency and leveraging cloud data management to transform workloads

A data resilient environment is key to addressing data protection challenges in the public sector. Data resiliency is your data ecosystem's ability to manage unexpected disruptions.

Governments can start their data resiliency journey by leveraging cloud-based infrastructure and tools. The cloud has a wide-array of Platform-as-a-Service and Infrastructure-as-a-Service offerings to enable organisations to be more data resilient in all aspects of their digital ecosystem.

A strong hybrid cloud strategy, supported by Cloud Data Management, provides flexibility to agencies as demands, needs and data deployment requirements shift. At the heart of Cloud Data Management is the foundation necessary to help simplify cloud adoption and utilise the power of the cloud for rapid modernization.

Governments that have established a high level of data resiliency are better able to adapt to the new realities of COVID-19 and be in a stronger position to continue business operations.

Enabling zero downtime and data protection, while maintaining integrity and accessibility

Public sector agencies should have recovery plans which are focused on the quick rebuilding of mission-critical business applications and restoration of data. 

The cost and risk of migration, protection, storage, and even consistent licensing across clouds can ramp up if you do not have the right solution.

Governments need Cloud Data Management to provide portability, protection, and restoration of workloads across any cloud or platform, including intuitive guidance on how to best store and archive protected data using the scale options that the cloud provides.

Protecting data and making sure that recovery is available in the event of a disaster are basic to any organisation, including the public sector. Governments need to have a comprehensive solution that automates operational procedures, making data recovery, and management agnostic of location.

OpenGov is pleased to invite you to our exclusive OpenGovLive! Virtual Breakfast Insight aimed at imparting knowledge on exploring new ways to protect data, prevent ransomware, offer data mobility, drive innovation for smart outcomes, and empower decision-makers.

We will be discussing:

• Strategies to protect your critical data in the fight against ransomware
• Ensuring that data remains protected, portable, and available, regardless of the cloud technologies and platforms
• How to leverage cloud-based infrastructure and tools for resilience. The cloud has a wide-array of Platform-as-a-Service and Infrastructure-as-a-Service offerings to enable organisations to be more data resilient in all aspects of their data ecosystem
• Strategies to backup, restore and protect critical data across any public or private cloud environment and avoid lock-in
• How to make incremental improvements and build data protection back on track during the crisis to help governments’ transition to remote operations
• How to protect the agency from ransomware and combating critical data loss during critical times
• How to reduce cost with a software-defined backup approach

Who Should Attend:  

• Chief Technology Officers
• Chief Information Officers
• Chief Data Officers
• Chiefs of IT Infrastructure
• Managing Directors, Digital Technology
• Directors of IT infrastructure
• Heads of Information Technology
• Heads of Digital Transformation
• Heads of IT infrastructure
• VMware /Cloud /Storage Architect or Specialists
• Technical Service Managers
• System Specialists