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TechRepublic Resource Guide: Disaster Planning and Recovery
Overview You may already have a general idea for how you'll keep your organization operating in the event of a disaster. But this free TechRepublic Resource Guide will help you fill in the gaps and create a holistic strategy that includes weighing in human factors and developing a crisis communications policy. Download this guide to learn about:
- Key steps involved in implementing a disaster recovery strategy
- 10 items for your disaster recovery wish list
- The human factor in your DR plan
- Crisis communications
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| Publisher | Dell EqualLogic | File Format | |
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| Date Published | November 2008 | ||
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