31 July 2010
Saturday
Events such as technical failure, virus attack, deliberate sabotage or employee error can destroy valuable data. Organizations must plan for data recovery and implement mechanisms for managing the data recovery process.
We all know we need a good disaster recovery plan or do we? Should we be thinking about a DATA recovery plan?
It was an ordinary day at Thermage in Singapore, until Murphy’s Law struck in a very unpleasant way. Fortunately, Thermage was able to recover 100% of its information through CBL Data Recovery.
A review as to why more companies are looking for technology that delivers granular RPO
NetApp has launched SnapManager 3.0, a tool for data protection, recovery, and management in an SAP solution-based environment.
Adrian Briscoe, GM for Kroll Ontrack, discusses the data recovery challenges facing individuals and companies when the hard drive of their notebook or PC konks out. He also discusses the merits of approaching professionals to help recover data in the event of a failure.
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Knowledge Central
This statement of direction describes the SAP vision, strategy, development, and commitment for enterprise performance management solutions and their future roles and positions within the overall SAP® solution portfolio by laying out a three-year road map.
Protecting corporate data requires much more than backing up data to secondary storage. Eliminating duplicate data and keeping data archives compact is key.
This case study features a top-ranked hospital for patient safety & clinical excellence, and how it ensures patient data security while lowering storage and administrative costs by up to 75 percent.
QLogic Fibre Channel stackable switches are providing the backbone for the International Broadcast Center's storage area network at the 2010 FIFA World Cup soccer tournament in Johannesburg, South Africa.
