Continuum Offers Complimentary Use Of Continuity247 Backup and DR Platform

Continuum Managed Services LLC is offering Continuity247, the company’s fully managed backup and DR (BDR) platform that allows MSPs to manage all clients’ backups from a single pane of glass, at no cost to its’ MSP partners through September 30, 2015.

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The company has introduced new pricing packages including model based on fixed per server pricing, with time-based retention, including a customizable option with pooled storage. With the transition to the new pricing model and packages, the company is making Continuity247 available at no cost to its partners through Q3 2015.

“We have listened to our partners, the early adopters of Continuity247, and are happy to introduce new pricing that offers a predictable and simple model with attractive and competitive options at the low end and flexibility and customization at the high end,” said Jeanne Hopkins, SVP and CMO, Continuum. “We thank our many partners who have adopted Continuity247 for their clients’ BDR needs, for their continued support and valuable feedback, and we hope all our partners take advantage of this special 100% margin promotion to transition many clients.“

Continuity247 pricing packages include:

• Solo – daily snapshot of yesterday’s data with one fixed cloud retention point

• Complete – annual policy with 15 fixed cloud retention points

• Local – unlimited local backups; no cloud storage

• Flex – customizable cloud retention policy with pooled cloud storage that you manage

Announced in March, Continuity247 was built with the company’s proven R1Soft backup technology and powered by IBM’s Cloud, SoftLayer infrastructure. With 24x7x365 monitoring, troubleshooting and backup verification from Continuum’s Network Operations Center (NOC) technicians, Continuity247 takes the pressure off MSPs’ workforce, allowing them to reduce total cost of delivery and focus on strategic growth. Continuity247’s flexible and convenient platform delivers greater reliability and better margins for MSPs, as well as local hardware independence, allowing MSPs to maintain existing vendor relationships.