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Data Center Disaster Recovery - Chapter 3: Disaster Recovery Management
sponsored by Dell, Inc.
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Posted:
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05 Jun 2008
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Published:
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05 Jun 2008
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PDF
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Length:
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43
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Type:
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Book
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Language:
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English
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ABSTRACT:
In the event that a disaster happens, knowing what steps to take can be crucial in getting a data center up and running again, this chapter provides the information necessary to get an operation functioning.
Proper disaster recovery preparations can be costly, time consuming, and technically difficult. As a result, many businesses fail to implement or maintain adequate disaster plans because they simply lack the budget and expertise. Rather than incur the costs of added staff or risk compliance problems, companies are increasingly turning to third-party providers for data replication, e-mail protection, and archiving services. SunGard is one provider recognized for its off-site data replication and business continuity service offerings. Iron Mountain Digital is another popular example, providing electronic records management and off-site backup services that are particularly suited for remote offices and mobile (PC and laptop) users. Such providers are basically renting access to their managed facilities, but how do you know which service is right, and guarantee the protection of your valuable data?
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