31 July 2010
Saturday
Natural calamities, terrorism, wars, and labor strikes. These are just some of the commonly recurring events across many Asian countries. Having a business continuity is a requisite of doing business in Asia. But many think that having a disaster recovery plan is the same as a BC plan. Sathish Murthy, technical consultant at NetApp, discusses some of the latest trends surrounding storage technology as it relates to BC/DR.
How do you deploy a disaster recovery system within a virtualized environment that encapsulates the latest in SAN technology and still manages to keep new investments down? Deane Hornsby, product marketing manager for HP StorageWorks APJ, provides a simple to understand walk-through on the technical requirements that goes into deploying a DR solution when your infrastructure uses virtual servers.
Remote location disaster recovery is not a luxury. For many businesses (big and small) it is a requisite to survival. Edward Lim, general manager for Acronis Asia, discusses the business and operational drivers putting remote location DR on the spotlight. He offers practical tips on remote DR without breaking your budget.
Disaster recovery is not a luxury, it is a necessity. But many companies do not understand what true DR means. In this video, Lawrence Li, systems engineering manager at Symantec Hong Kong, explains the common misconceptins and mistakes companies take when it comes to DR and business continuity.
Being in Asia, businesses are at the mercy of disruption - whether mandade or natural. Jim Wagstaff, vice president and general manager for HP Storageworks makes the case for why integrated high availability and disaster recovery are integral to successful server and storage virtualization.
Par Botes, chief technology officer, EMC Asia Pacific Japan, emphasizes the importance of planning in business continuity. A business continuity plan is only as good as the planning that goes into it.
Like many US banks, Huntington Bancshares faced strict regulatory requirements amidst strong competition and demanding customers. With retaining customer trust over the long term, the company needed to protect information and make it accessible continuously. This paper looks at the steps taken by the Bank to mitigate disaster with a business continuity strategy that included increasing speed of recovery and reducing the costs of managing its 160-TB EMC storage infrastructure.
There needs to be a well-researched response to the question: "Is my business well-protected from a disaster?". This paper attempts to explain disaster recovery basics and detail several remote replication solutions that are available from Hewlett-Packard using the HP StorageWorks IP Distance Gateway and HP StorageWorks Continuous Access software.
Once thought to be a concern for only larger organizations, being able to recover mission-critical applications within a predictable timeframe is a mandate for any size company today. But some users see disaster recovery (DR) as a pricey insurance policy, and may take shortcuts to try and save a few dollars.
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