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Be Prepared: How to Ensure Business Continuity With Enterprise-Wide Server-Based Computing (SBC)

Overview Enterprise-wide Server-Based Computing (SBC) - a Web-based application access solution that is secure, centrally managed, and available remotely 24/7 - constitutes a valuable component of a comprehensive business continuity plan. While averting or containing disaster - and thus maintaining business continuity - is a major advantage of implementing Enterprise-wide SBC, it is by no means its sole benefit for organizations. Inherent in Enterprise-wide SBC are capabilities that enable organizations to optimize the IT infrastructure for mobile/remote users, reduce the cost of managing desktops, protect the privacy of information, and extend the life of corporate IT assets. This paper describes how Enterprise-wide SBC fills a crucial role in an overall business continuity plan.

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Publisher	Ericom Software	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2006	Downloads	73
Format	White Papers
Topics	Disaster Recovery, High Availability, Infrastructure Management

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