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Four Steps to Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity using iSCSI

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Overview It's a fact of business life -- physical, natural, and digital disasters do occur, and they interrupt operations and impact revenue. Your level of preparation and planning will determine your ability to recover from a disaster. Dramatic lessons about this topic have been learned in the past few years, yet some organizations remain unprepared. This much is certain -- organizations that are prepared are able to withstand disasters, while those that are unprepared risk heavy losses.

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Publisher	Dell	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Disaster Recovery, Knowledge and Data Management, Back-up, Data Recovery - Security

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