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Tag: disaster recovery
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Planning Your Post-Pandemic Digital Workplace
We need to start planning how our digital workplaces should adapt for the long-term, but with so much uncertainty about what's coming next, how can you plan?
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Top 5 User-Rated WordPress Backup Plugins
A backup plugin is essential to keeping data safe in case of cyberattack or server outage, so we've compiled best backup plugins as rated by Wordpress users.
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6 Warning Signs Your Business Might Not Survive a Disaster
A New York bank had what it thought was a rock-solid plan to recover its non-critical “customer convenience” systems from its backup tapes if a disaster ever struck.
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In the Data-Driven Business Age, Storage Needs to Be a Priority
In the digital age, data and information are as much of a business asset as any building or patent. All businesses today rely on data now more than ever. From global transportation to fantasy sports, most future decisions are now analytically based off of historical data sets.
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After Hurricane Matthew, Duracell Powers Impressive CX
If you think exceptional customer experience requires too much time or money or technology, think again. All it really takes is the empathy to ask the right question — and perhaps a few AA batteries.
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Oracle Claims It Offers the Best Cloud-Based Disaster Recovery #OOW16
SAN FRANCISCO — It’s easy for a company’s software stack to end up a cluttered mess of on-premises and cloud storage solutions from multiple providers. But Oracle executives claim they have the answer.
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Druva Streamlines Cloud Disaster Recovery
Data protection vendor Druva has added Disaster Recovery (DR) functionality to its cloud-based data protection solution, Druva Phoenix. The new capability enables organizations to continuously back up their VMware environments, and automatically recover and spin-up their virtual machines into the Amazon Web Services public cloud in the event of a
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Outage Outrage As Microsoft's Azure Stumbles
Microsoft is trying to recover from a widespread outage that affected its Azure cloud platform across multiple regions. The company acknowledged that 11-hour issue, which started last night, affected customers with virtual machines in all regions other than the new Australian data center.
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Shocking Truths About SharePoint Disaster Recovery
Disasters happen. Networks fail. Databases can be corrupted. Content gets deleted. And then IT steps in. Before you know it, everything is up and running once more. Except that’s not the reality for most.
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Symantec, Red Hat Team Up for Cloud, Datacenter Solutions
Storage management solutions vendor Symantec Corp. is partnering with open source software provider Red Hat, Inc. to jointly offer private and hybrid cloud applications and datacenter solutions. The new solutions will feature Symantec storage and availability tools running on the open source Red Hat Enterprise Linux platform.
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Amazon Sheds Light on AWS Outage
Amazon Web Services (AWS) suffered an outage late Thursday, June 14. This was the first major outage since last year’s highly publicized incident. Tongues are wagging, bloggers are writing and everyone is wondering how the outage will impact Amazon’s efforts to make inroads into the enterprise.
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Symantec Introduces Disaster Recovery as a Service for Azure
Last week we reported on the big changes with Microsoft's Windows Azure service. Now announcements are flying from vendors capitalizing on the news with their own new product offerings.
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Case Study: Disaster Recovery at Lucky's
The story of one business’s unexpected transition to an enterprise document management system You wouldn’t feel too lucky if your business was hit by a hurricane. Particularly if all of your paperwork -- invoices, P.O.
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Managing Corporate Data Made Easier
Earlier this year, Science Express published researchers’ calculations of the world's total technological capacity in an effort to determine how much information humankind is able to store, communicate and compute. What they found indicated that humankind is able to store at least 295 exabytes of information. It’s unclear how
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