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Fast-tracking
Imagine if a University suffered flood damage to its library books four weeks before exams start, or if a business' hard-copy financial records were fire damaged three days before their VAT return was due. Failure to have these items could result in legal repercussions, terrible PR and a breakdown in the business continuity of the institution.

Due to the demands of business continuity, some damaged paper based items after a fire or flood will be required for urgent restoration in order to meet business and operational needs.
To solve these problems, HDRS operates 'fast-tracking' for critical data, which can be returned on a priority basis. HDRS Project Managers discuss any business or operational continuity needs with customers at the point of salvage and can then earmark such crucial items for priority return, liaising with the customer at all times.
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