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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

Double-Take Availability-now in version 6.0-offers exceptional application and data protection in virtual, cloud and physical computing environments. Double-Take Availability represents the most affordable solution for complete data protection. VIEW SUMMARY

This executive overview explains how cloud technologies are a viable and accessible alternative for many organisations needing to reduce their IT infrastructure costs and improve scalability and flexibility. It also reveals how migration tools can help you move and avoid downtime and risk. VIEW SUMMARY

In this paper, we examine the impact of contact center downtime. We look at how organisations can be affected by contact center downtime, and how it can mitigate risks. VIEW SUMMARY

Many of last year's most publicised service outages were caused by configuration errors, and would have likely been prevented with better network change and configuration management tools to keep accountability, continuity and security in check. VIEW SUMMARY

If you have ever faced sudden downtime, failed backups, missed SLAs, or month-end disasters, you have a problem with your IBM i scheduling. This document acts as a survival guide, walking you through the research and planning phases and providing a helpful rollout checklist. VIEW SUMMARY

One of the biggest headaches in storage systems – large and small – is migrating data from one array to another. It creates vendor lock and when arrays go End Of Life, it creates a major headache and expense for the end user. Downtime is almost always required VIEW SUMMARY

This paper explores specific backup and availability challenges organisations must surmount as they move to virtualise their business-critical applications. It then shows how attaining proper service levels for these applications requires a high degree of visibility into the VMware virtual VIEW SUMMARY

Unfortunately, many organisations cannot adequately control access to that data or even reliably assess who currently has access. This paper outlines 6 steps to achieving that data access governance. VIEW SUMMARY

If you are currently planning a migration to Exchange 2010, our ‘Exchange 2010 Migration Guide’ is essential reading. It details all the practical tips you will need in order to formulate your Exchange design and devise a well structured migration plan. VIEW SUMMARY