A company would like to improve its current DR plan with an emphasis on high...

A company that would like to improve its current disaster recovery (DR) plan with an emphasis on high availability should focus on the metrics of recovery time objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO). RTO is the maximum duration of time that a system or service can be unavailable after a disaster or disruption before the business suffers unacceptable consequences. RPO is the maximum amount of data loss that a system or service can tolerate in a disaster or disruption before the business suffers unacceptable consequences. Both RTO and RPO measure the impact of downtime on the business and help determine the appropriate recovery strategies and solutions. High availability requires low RTO and RPO values, which means that the system or service should be restored quickly and with minimal data loss in case of a disaster or disruption. References: CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ CLO-002 Study Guide, Chapter 6: Cloud Operations Principles, Section 6.2: Disaster Recovery Concepts, Page 1791 and Service Availability: Calculations and Metrics, Five 9s, and Best Practices – BMC Software | Blogs