For a disaster recovery solution that can support remote working, you need cloud computing some experts are saying. In the event of a disaster such as floods, fires or even illness, any home device which can connect to the internet can do the job. With cloud computing, data and applications are stored in the cloud so they are easily accessible from remote locations if your workers are working from home or other locations. So if you have a disaster recovery plan, maybe it’s worth looking into cloud computing as an option.