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“eBRP has its own definition of resiliency: the ability to respond effectively to any disruption and return to production with a timeframe acceptable to business stakeholders,” remarks Warrier. It is this ability that has paved a productive path for a number of customers. For instance, eBRP helped a client migrate from an unsustainable BCM platform. Warrier’s team didn’t just transfer the customer’s data, but also helped them redefine their future objectives.
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We don’t slavishly follow methodologies; we focus on the root need for BCM which some prospects and industry pundits find difficult to understand
Further, they conducted thorough disaster recovery tests on the customer’s system using the eBRP Suite. “Our Suite automated the client’s updating and approval processes and streamlined the workflow—facilitating seamless maintenance processes.” Warrier notes that, one among eBRP’s many key differentiating factors is its flexibility to assist even the largest global organizations without the loss of integrity or manageability.
Ever since its genesis in 2002, eBRP has been monitoring the emerging trends and practices that are bound to make an impact on the disaster recovery landscape. Highlighting eBRP’s unique approach, Warrier says, “We don’t slavishly follow methodologies; we focus on the root need for BCM which some prospects and industry pundits find difficult to understand.”
Apart from being a software company, eBRP is also a services provider with 15 years of experience in the disaster recovery domain. The company understands that missed expectations do exist. “We don’t just sell software; we work closely with customers to help them get the most out of eBRP’s products,” explains Warrier.
In the days to come, eBRP plans to leverage machine learning and cognitive sciences focused on distilling massive volumes of data—to support decision-making and incident response. The company’s ultimate goal is to reduce organizational vulnerability and the impact of disruptions, while empowering organizations to be more resilient.
Company
eBRP Solutions
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Management
Ramesh Warrier, Managing Director
Description
Provides best-in-class solutions specifically developed to meet the client’s business continuity management challenges
