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Disaster Planning: How Fast Can You Recover from a Hurricane, Tornado, or Other Calamity?

Overview Organizations hard hit by hurricanes, floods, or other catastrophes often discover too late that their disaster planning and recovery procedures didn't sufficiently protect their networks and data. Don't let it happen to you!

Check out this TechRepublic Webcast, now available on demand, to learn about a remote-site, real-time data replication service that ensures system and data availability in the event of a disaster. David Aschmann, Product Manager for CA XOsoft's recovery management solutions, explains:

How you can ensure the integrity and availability your Exchange, SQL, Oracle, and IIS data
Why tape backups alone don't provide adequate protection
How you can meet your recovery time and recovery point objectives (RTO/RPO) following a disaster

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	CA XOsoft
Live Date	6th June 2007 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Disaster Recovery, Infrastructure Management, Data Center, Data Recovery - Security, IT Reliability

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