WHITE PAPER:
This business whitepaper focuses on the challenges facing midsize businesses who are looking to provide business continuity and minimized downtime. It also highlights the benefits of HP Just Right IT secure access and business continuity solutions.
EZINE:
Innovations of the new mobility age, including the connected car, mean that CIOs need to reframe their mobile strategy with a customer-focused slant.
WEBCAST:
Please join your hosts from Dell/EMC for a discussion of Exchange 2007 benefits and see which replication method and system design best suits your organization.
EGUIDE:
Server virtualization promises to significantly increase the value proposition of the data center in the small to medium-sized market. Access this expert resource from the editors at SearchStorageChannel.com to learn about all the available options for disaster recovery.
EZINE:
In this week's Computer Weekly, we talk to the National Crime Agency's top cyber cop about tackling IT security threats against the UK through global collaborations. We ask CIOs for their tips on building an IT strategy for the digital age. And we review the big six storage suppliers' plans for all-flash arrays. Read the issue now.
WHITE PAPER:
The Business Continuity Self Assessment Tool is a step toward becoming a more resilient business. After completing the assessment, you will be able to view a personalized graph that identifies potential gaps within the business and event threat areas.
EGUIDE:
In this e-guide learn how to turn back time on a disaster to recover what was lost; manage "deduped" data, and more. Read on to ensure your enterprise can take a hit and recover quickly, allowing for a low-impact return to normalcy.
PRESENTATION TRANSCRIPT:
Read this presentation transcript to learn the challenges brought about by protection and recovery approaches in virtual environments and what different IT organizations are doing to address them.
WHITE PAPER:
When it comes to successfully recovering from a serious incident the Australians were the least confident. Just 22% of Australian businesses felt that they would be able to recover quickly in the event of downtime, compared to a global average of 50%.
