BUSINESS CONTINUITY & RECOVERY READINESS FOR SMEs
When everything works,
IT feels simple.
AXOUND helps SME leaders identify and manage their critical digital dependencies, including data, access, tools and service providers, so they can continue operating and recover when an incident occurs.
Already have an IT provider? Good.
Your IT provider manages the technology
AXOUND focuses on whether your business can keep operating when something goes wrong
- Critical access may rely on one person
- Backups may never have been tested
- Teams may not know what to do
Having IT support is not the same as being ready to recover
Digital survival assessment
Find out how prepared your business really is before an incident puts it to the test
01
Identify critical dependencies
See what your business relies on to keep operating.
02
Understand your recovery readiness
Know what could prevent your business from restarting quickly.
03
Know what to address first
Leave with clear priorities, not another technical report.
From assessment to action
The assessment shows what needs attention and what should be addressed first to strengthen business continuity.
Typical priorities may include
Critical access
Reduce reliance on people, accounts or providers.
Data recovery
Ensure that critical data is protected, that its location and processing are under control, and that it can actually be restored.
Operational continuity
Define what must restart first, who does what, and how operations resume as part of a practical disaster recovery plan
AXOUND solutions are designed with the requirements of the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP) and, where applicable, the European GDPR in mind, particularly regarding data protection, location and processing.
Your priorities. Your choice of implementation.
An independent view of your ability to recover.
AXOUND looks at your ability to keep operating and restart, not at selling you a particular technology.
After more than 20 years working across IT and business, I created AXOUND around a simple question: when something goes wrong, can the business actually keep operating or recover?
A business should not discover its ability to restart on the day something breaks.
Olivier Danoux
Founder and principal advisor
What SME leaders say
Their feedback after working with AXOUND
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Geneva, Switzerland