Disaster Recovery White Papers
SRMI and Avocent Global Operations
Overview Avocent is an IT solution provider with global operations spanning four continents. Avocent identified five IT priorities: creation of a disaster recovery facility; integration of remote locations; comprehensive support of all offices; a reduction of on-site visits; and an overall improvement in employee satisfaction. By implementing its own Simple Remote Management Infrastructure (SRMI) throughout its global network, Avocent met those challenges and gained efficiencies that have helped the company become more responsive, more cost-effective, and more productive.
| Publisher | Avocent | File Format | |
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| Date Published | May 2007 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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