Disaster Recovery White Papers

Disaster recovery is tough for SMBs. They often do not have the staff or budget to cope with disasters, leaving them vulnerable. It pays to be prepared. Is tape backup enough? Read this white paper for five tips for protecting critical data. VIEW SUMMARY

IT managers have been be—tasked to find ways to eliminate or reduce the adverse impact of downtime on the business. Recent events have shown that disaster recovery plans and data replication alone are often not enough. This white paper provides a basic understanding of IT and business continuity VIEW SUMMARY

While you might think because you have a disaster recovery plan in place your company is fully protected. The reality is, the amount of data being protected has grown exponentially, leaving the original plan outdated. What you need is a sound disaster recovery strategy that will grow with your data. VIEW SUMMARY

This paper details how to design and implement business backup and disaster recovery systems. Read to find out how to rapidly recover entire business systems, including business data, server OS, applications and user data in case of a system failure or disaster, without experiencing management pains VIEW SUMMARY

Growth in data for Microsoft exchange is expanding at a rapid Growth rate. Mailbox sizes are increasing due to multimedia file, documentation collaboration and database Growth. With this growth, mobility and virtualization of applications and data is increasing as well. VIEW SUMMARY

This paper addresses two keys areas; storage replication and host based replication, and identifies key differences between them. It also highlights the benefits of choosing a host-based solution. VIEW SUMMARY

This white paper reviews the technology spectrum available for IBM i and AIX environments, including the latest, next-generation solutions, with a goal of preparing IT professionals to evaluate and adopt those most effective and appropriate for their organisation. Read the paper to find out more. VIEW SUMMARY

Server virtualisation has undeniable benefits, but what about its faults? This white paper explores the growing tendency towards virtualisation and how this impacts upon data protection. It also highlights five data protection pain points that need to be overcome to make virtual servers a success. VIEW SUMMARY

Virtualisation is the most disruptive technology of the decade. Virtualisation-enabled data protection and disaster recovery is especially disruptive because it allows IT to do things dramatically better at a fraction of the cost of what it would be in a physical data center. VIEW SUMMARY

Storage people are from Mars and network people are from Venus. WAN optimisation is a functional area that bridges this gap. That is because business continuity strategies depend on the network infrastructure for success. Read the report to find out more. VIEW SUMMARY