Continuity Solutions for Businesses in Africa

Companies that are proactive and not reactive when it comes to disaster are usually the first to get back to business, while businesses without a strategy often take much longer to recover, if they do at all. A business continuity plan can maximize your company’s chance of a successful recovery. By detailing how to get back to business as quickly as possible, you avoid stressful and hasty decisions at the time of the disaster.

What Risks Do African Businesses Face?

Conducting business or starting a company in Africa is not easy. Africa has a range of business risks that are not experienced in other developed countries. Countries in Africa can experience a range of criminal activity and antisocial behavior, not to mention government groups and organizations that are unpredictable. Political risks and violence are just a few of the factors that can affect business and companies in Africa.

Africa faces both social and economic risk because of a lack of infrastructure, macroeconomic developments, and cyber attacks. In South Africa, market development and talent shortage are among the top business disruptors affecting the country. Cyber incidents alone cost the South African economy $400 million annually, which is all the more reason to protect your company with a business continuity plan.

Why Do I Need a Business Continuity Provider?

A business continuity partner can ensure the resiliency of your business. When you work with Pronto you have a dedicated support team to help you design, test, and execute your recovery solution. We make sure that you are prepared for anything and that your business can continue operations with ease.

Business Continuity Services Offered for African Locations

All of our business continuity and rental services are offered in Africa including:

• Quickship Recovery Hardware
• Alternate Workspace Locations
• FLEX Recovery
• Alternate Email and Communications
• Testing and Imaging
• Temporary Event Rentals

Please note there may be some areas in Central Africa where we are unable to meet our same or next business day delivery time.