DDV technologies functions in two areas and that being highly complex IBM Mainframes and complete Internet and Crisis Management solutions. This provides us a unique position of knowing what ticks in the system at the relational database backend and what counts in responding to both anticipated and unanticipated crises.

We enable you to derive positive contributions to your bottom line whilst protecting your business, assets and your people. Deployment of our products is easy and we have customer references that use our products on heavyweight mainframes and parallel in virtual crisis management at a global level.

Our consultancy capabilities are comprehensive and DDV staff work on a regular basis with large organizations (e.g. banking, insurance, resources, government) and dynamic medium size companies. Consulting services are provided in a virtual and physically on-the-ground manner.

DDV and its partners provide very serious solutions in managing and improving Service Level Agreements and take on tasks with medium to large organizations that have a blend of outsourced and insourced IT and Crisis Management.

Enterprise Threat Management (ETM) is looked on by DDV and partners as being a higher risk now than ever before. e-security protection costs are significantly increasing as enterprise and government vulnerabilities are infected with undetected, malicious attacks. This has grown from spiteful maraudering to professional, targeted attacks for profit or political gain. It is therefore necessary that any organisation recognises that both electronic and physical crisis management and business continuity management are perceived as being one of the same.

Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) is real management where you associate your business strategy with potential risks and then focus on your primary risks, be it unwelcome intrusion by human behaviour, natural catastrophes or overrun IT projects which are costing you time and money. DDV’s range of products and services assist your efforts in architecture and service level agreements; Accuracy, Availability, Integrity, Performance, Scalability, Robustness, Security, Recovery & Time to market.