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The Push for Continuous Data Protection

Overview IT personnel are more concerned about backup and recovery issues than they were a year ago. Gartner observed in recent reports that the shift from time to backup to time to recovery continues to gain momentum, and that the use of replication and newer disk-based backup solutions will escalate. This type of research continues to bolster the calls for what is seen as the wave of the future: continuous data protection, or CDP. Thanks to innovative replication techniques and the availability of cheaper disk storage, CDP holds the promise that businesses can recover critical data quickly or completely enough to survive a disaster.

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Publisher	Thomson	File Format	HTML
Date Published	August 2005	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Disaster Recovery, Data Recovery - Security, Back-up

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