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West Midlands Combined Authority Government 800 $148M United Kingdom Liberty Global C&W Disaster Recovery as a Service Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) 2021 n/a In 2021 West Midlands Combined Authority contracted C&W Business Solutions to support the Made Smarter West Midlands digital adoption programme, beginning with a pilot in April 2021, and provisioned C&W Disaster Recovery as a Service to provide resilience for programme infrastructure. C&W Disaster Recovery as a Service, categorized as Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS), was applied to safeguard programme workloads and grant management data used by regional SME engagement teams. The deployment emphasized regionally hosted cloud and data centre resilience, leveraging C&W Business cloud, data centre and IaaS capabilities to host replicated workloads, backups and recovery orchestration. Functional capabilities implemented or aligned with the service included replication and backup retention, automated failover orchestration, and scheduled recovery testing and validation consistent with Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) patterns. Operational coverage focused on the Made Smarter West Midlands programme across the West Midlands region, supporting programme management and grant administration workflows. Rollout began as an April 2021 pilot to validate recovery procedures and coordination, with governance centered on runbooks, test cycles and operational service level coordination between West Midlands Combined Authority and C&W Business Solutions to ensure ongoing resilience for programme services.
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