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Top Five Considerations for Choosing a Microsoft Exchange Continuity Solution

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Overview With so many organizations depending on MS Exchange for critical business operations and communications, Exchange application and data continuity is an increasingly important issue for many organizations regardless of size. If your Exchange application stops or email and contacts data is lost, critical business operations and revenue streams could be disrupted.

Given the variety of available technologies and products with numerous features and cost differences, it can be confusing and time consuming to evaluate and select the right solution to ensure continuity, high availability (HA) or disaster recovery (DR), of the critical MS Exchange systems in your organization.

This webcast discusses the top five topics you need to consider when evaluating the right solution for your business.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	NEC Corporation of America
Live Date	20th May 2008 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Disaster Recovery, Infrastructure Management, Data Recovery - Security, Email

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