Disaster Recovery by the Numbers
In most organizations, DR is the quintessential complex, unfamiliar task. Disasters happen so rarely that recovery operations are the opposite of routine. What’s more the myriad, interconnected data, application and other resources that must be recovered after a disaster make recovery an exceptionally difficult and error-prone effort. Relax. Even if you have never built a DR plan before, you can achieve great results. Just take it step by step and follow the numbers.Download Now
Making the Green Connection: Ensuring Sustainability and Continuity
At first, the connection between Business Continuity and Environmental Sustainability may seem tenuous. But in fact, these two goals have more than a few points of intersection. One basic connection: both are moving quickly from “Good Idea,” right past “Best Practice” and into the “Mandate” category. Sooner than we may want to believe, businesses that don’t heed the requirements of sustainability may themselves become unsustainable. Chapter 9, “Making the Green Connection,” explains how businesses like yours are already going Green and what it means for your current and future DR and HA planning.
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BCROI: Measuring Returns on Your Business Investment
Do you consider investment in Business Continuity to be, at best, a necessary evil? If so, you are not alone. Even though disasters are rare you still have to spend the money and be prepared. Taking a page from the CFOs playbook, this chapter helps you identify and quantify the real financial return on investment of DR solutions and strategies. View All Previous Chapters |
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In the Cloud
 Cloud computing holds great potential for increasing IT flexibility and efficiency. Seemingly limitless IT awaits in the sky, with instant access to computing resources, from anywhere, at any time. But be careful when moving into a cloud... lest your continuity goals get lost in the fog. Reserve Your Copy Today |
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