
Business Continuity
Protect your PACS. Modernize your IT.
Cloud-native resilience keeps imaging online when on-prem infrastructure fails, with every component designed for availability and rapid recovery. Some customers start here, then expand to the full Sirona platform.
How Sirona is Different
Cloud-native resilience, not bolted-on backup.
Automatic failover and rapid rollback aren't add-ons; they're foundational to how Sirona runs. Imaging is designed to stay online when a primary system fails. Failed updates roll back to the last known-good release in minutes. Monitoring is continuous, so problems surface early.
Built-in protection
Every component designed for availability and rapid recovery.
Auto-Failover
When an availability zone fails, traffic moves to healthy zones automatically. No manual intervention.
Rapid Rollback
Failed update? Roll back to the last known-good release in minutes, not hours.
Continuous Monitoring
Sirona's operations team watches platform health around the clock, so issues surface early.
Repeatable Deployments
Portable, repeatable deployments. Update or migrate without dependency surprises.
Staged Rollouts
New capabilities roll out gradually and can be switched off instantly, so a release never puts reading at risk.
DICOM Routing
Routing rules keep imaging flowing to the right destination, including during infrastructure transitions.
Built to keep reading through failure
Resilience that keeps clinicians reading — and a path to the full platform when you're ready.
Downtime Protection
Downtime protection that costs less than risk
Every hour your PACS is down costs revenue, delays care, and erodes staff confidence. Sirona's cloud-native architecture removes the single points of failure behind most on-premises outages.
Automatic failover to standby infrastructure
Continuous monitoring and health checks
Multi-AZ data redundancy within region
Rapid rollback of failed updates to the last known-good release
Path to Platform
Your path to full platform modernization
Business continuity isn't an end — it's a beginning. Once imaging is protected and running on cloud infrastructure, adopting Sirona's reporter, AI, worklist, and advanced workflows happens on infrastructure you already trust.
Start with BC as a stand-alone subscription
Expand to integrated reporting
Migrate to the full Sirona platform when ready
Unified infrastructure across every imaging need
Operations
Operational resilience you can count on
Resilience isn't just technical. Teams need to keep imaging workflows moving without firefighting. Sirona's operations team monitors platform health continuously and handles recovery, so your team is not the one on the pager.
Proactive customer notification during incidents
Automated recovery reduces manual intervention
Audit logging of changes to clinical information
Continuous monitoring surfaces issues early
Where customers start
Start with resilience. Expand when you're ready.
BC is a de-risked entry point: a managed resilience layer running alongside existing systems. Customers who start here can expand into reporting, AI, and worklist on infrastructure that has already proven itself.
Stand-alone subscription, no rip-and-replace
Proves the platform against your own infrastructure
Natural expansion path into reporter, AI, worklist
One vendor relationship as modernization scales
Resilience, built in
99.95%
uptime SLA, with 99.99% measured historically
Multi-AZ
automatic failover across physically separated data centers within a region
24/7
monitoring and on-call engineering
From firefighting to planning
Read the announcement Business Continuity at Scale
“As a Business Continuity solution, Sirona ensures the radiology services we provide to our patients and providers are always available. The modern architecture of Sirona's system, combined with their team's expertise, make integration to our existing clinical IT systems seamless and quick.”
Matt Long
Chief Technology Officer, RANT
Built Different: the architecture behind RadOS
Sirona's technical advisor Jeff Queisser (Co-Founder of Box, NYSE: BOX) on how RadOS was architected for reliability and performance at scale.
FAQs
What's the difference between backup and business continuity?
How quickly do you fail over when something breaks?
Does your business continuity solution integrate with existing PACS?
What about DICOM compliance and data integrity during failover?
How do you handle redundancy?
Can we upgrade to your full platform later?