Essential Guide to Disaster Recovery
Monday, 17th July 2006
Published by:  IT managers and consultants have been forced to enlarge the scope of the definition of "disaster." We've learned that a disaster isn't just a dead hard drive, a power loss, or a serious loss of data due to human error or malware. Instead, a disaster can include the loss of all communication in an area that extends beyond the office or the neighborhood in which the office is located. To properly protect yourself from a devastating loss of data, your planning for business continuity must involve more than computer data recovery through a restore process. To ensure that your business can continue to operate, your disaster recovery plan must focus on maintaining uninterrupted business operations. |
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