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Best Practices: Backup and Recovery Strategies

Overview One can't recover data that one has not kept. But how confident is one that the data on which the business depends is backed up successfully? This paper examines the kinds of data storage technologies and solutions that are best for all businesses and offers some best practices for ensuring the successful data backup and recovery required to sustain operations - regardless of what happens to the business.

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Publisher	CA (Computer Associates)	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Back-up, Removable Storage, Storage Management

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