BRU detects errors and issues commands to the system admin and carries out the restore. BRU has made a name for itself in allowing archives to be verified any time, not just immediately following backup. BRU's design rests on the underlying premise that the ability to accurately restore data is the main consideration when doing backup. The need to have reliable data on hand is more important than merely to complete a backup quickly. Interestingly, the Ocentrix crowd is using backup beyond backup per se.
Rollbacks are easy to do.
Scott and team can comfortably change parameters in a way that may bring solutions for even faster response time, greater throughput, or any number of system considerations. BRU software provides protection in that it can return the system to a pre-change, fully operational status should anything run afoul. Because of BRU's verified backups, Ocentrix developers know they can always restore their system. If you don't know that you can successfully restore, then backup becomes a game of Russian roulette. That's a game that Ocentrix can never afford to play.