Server backup
Veeam, Datto and related server backup/replication patterns.
Backup & Disaster Recovery Calgary
A backup is only useful if you can restore it.
NextPixel designs backup and recovery around what the business must recover, how quickly it must return, and how often recovery is actually tested.
What’s included
Scope built around the environment.
Start with the services you need now and expand only when the operating model justifies it.
Microsoft 365 backup
Independent protection for cloud email and collaboration data where appropriate.
Disaster recovery
Recovery architecture, replication and alternative-environment planning.
Restore testing
Scheduled verification that backups can actually be recovered.
RPO / RTO planning
Recovery objectives tied to business processes rather than arbitrary defaults.
Continuity documentation
Clear ownership, escalation and recovery steps for a disruptive event.
How we approach it
Discover → prioritize → operate → improve.
Discover
Understand users, devices, systems, vendors, risk, dependencies and business constraints.
Prioritize
Separate urgent risk and operational blockers from changes that can wait.
Implement
Make controlled changes with documentation, validation and rollback thinking.
Improve
Use recurring issues, security signals and lifecycle data to drive the next improvements.
Common questions
Before we talk.
Does Microsoft 365 mean we do not need backup?
Cloud services provide platform resilience, but organizations may still need independent backup and retention capabilities depending on recovery requirements, accidental deletion risk and policy.
How often should restores be tested?
The right cadence depends on risk and recovery objectives. The important part is that restore testing is planned, documented and repeated—not assumed.
Can you help replace an existing backup product?
Yes. Backup modernization can be delivered as a standalone project.