Business Resiliency Strategies: From Basic to Bullet-Proof

View our educational webcast, “Business Resiliency Strategies: From Basic to Bullet-Proof”

Nov. 12, 2009 05:30 PM

Cloud Computing
In a time where companies and consumers rely on the internet for immediate results, we are seeing a shift in the amount of tolerance business leaders have for IT disruptions. Just one minute of downtime can have a negative impact on revenue. The very definition of a disruption has changed to include not just the traditional natural disaster, but any event that disturbs this fast-paced operational flow - from a merger or acquisition, to a new government regulation, to a scheduled system upgrade.

This course will cover the latest best practices for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery planning. We will hear from BCDR technology and solutions experts as well as a Senior Business Continuity Manager from a leading financial Institution, who will be sharing their lessons learned.

This webcast will address:

• Why a Business Resiliency Strategy is important
• How to demonstrate and report value to business
• Technologies Overview - from tape to mirroring
• How to identify the solution that's right for your business
• Importance of ongoing testing

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