A disaster recovery plan is a short document that says what you restore first, how fast, and who does it. Here is how to write one, test it, and size it to what downtime costs you.
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Business technology stories from MrZaKaRiA
Business technology stories from MrZaKaRiA: plain-language guides on ERP, web design, workplace tools, and backup security. Each one helps a business owner make a clearer technology decision.
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A CRM is only worth buying if your team will use it. Here is how to pick one: start from your sales process, test with real data, and check who owns your records.
Website speed in plain terms: what the Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP and CLS) measure, the thresholds Google calls good, why its two tools disagree, and the fixes in order of payoff.
You can run capable AI models on a server you control, so sensitive documents never leave your network. Here is what that takes: models, tools, hardware, realistic jobs, honest limits and a pilot plan.
How to design an office network that stays fast and safe: a real firewall, managed switches, VLANs for staff, servers, guests and cameras, proper Wi-Fi, Cat6 cabling, a small rack, a UPS and a backup internet line.
The steps of a sound ERP rollout, in order: scope and owners, process maps, data clean-up, configuration, parallel run, training, go-live day and the first month, plus the mistakes that sink projects.
A plain guide to your first online store: what to sell and to whom, which platform to choose, how to take payments and ship orders, what your legal pages need, and a launch checklist.
What a Windows Server domain actually gives a small office, when it is more than you need, which editions to look at, and how to protect it with a second domain controller and backups.
Ransomware gets in through a short list of doors: phishing, exposed remote desktop, unpatched VPNs and stolen passwords. Here are the layers that close them, what to do in the first hour, and why paying is a bad bet.
What stays the same in SEO, what GEO adds to get your business cited in AI answers, how Google Business Profile helps local customers find you, and how to measure results without guessing.
About the stories
Stories for people who run a business
The stories cover the systems a working business depends on. That means ERP software, websites and web platforms, workplace tools, and hosting and backups.
Each story is written in plain language for the person who has to decide, not only for the person who builds. You get the question, the trade-offs, and the points worth raising with a supplier.
MrZaKaRiA has built websites, ERP and CRM systems, and hosting for businesses since 2014, from Casablanca, Morocco. Browse every post on the blog, or meet the businesses we work with on the clients page.
FAQ
Questions about the stories
Answers built for decision-makers who need clarity before committing.
Plain-language guides and notes on ERP, web design, the modern workplace, and backup security. They are written for business owners who need to understand a technology choice before they make it.
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Who writes the stories?
The stories are published under the MrZaKaRiA name, by the software studio run from Casablanca, Morocco. The studio has built websites, ERP and CRM systems, and hosting since 2014.
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Where can I read a full story?
Select any card in the list to open the full article on the blog. The blog page lists every published post, and the category buttons narrow the list to one topic.
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Do the stories explain ERP?
Yes. One guide explains what ERP does, the signs a small business needs one, and how off-the-shelf, custom, and open-source ERP compare.
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Can a story help me choose a system?
A story helps you frame the decision and the questions to ask. For advice on your own project, book a strategy session or use the contact page.
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How do I start a project with MrZaKaRiA?
Book a strategy session on the booking page. Bring the business goal, the system constraint, and the outcome you expect, so the first conversation can be specific.
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Have a question the stories do not answer?
Book a strategy session and bring the problem. We will help you scope it, from the business goal to the first delivery pass.