Consolidated Disaster Recovery Using Virtualization

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ZDNet Picks Consolidated Disaster Recovery Using Virtualization Traditional disaster recovery infrastructures have failed to keep pace with business requirements for recovery speed and integrity at a reasonable cost. This document provides an overview of how server virtualization is modernizing disaster recovery, and how to implement a disaster recovery plan that is more affordable and flexible than traditional options. Check out these additional Data Management related resources... Managing a Service-Driven Data Center (Novell) Service Management in an Uncertain Economy (IBM) Increasing the ROI of Mobility by Moving Complex Data (Sybase iAnywhere) Recovery Manager for Active Directory (ScriptLogic) Convergence 2009 - The Power of Possibilities (Microsoft) All Data Management resources... * IT AND BUSINESS COURSES * Check out the IT and Business courses offered by Global Knowledge, located in our new TechRepublic Training Directory! Sponsored Discover how you can work smarter and increase efficiency with Enterprise 2.0 Are you often bogged down by information overload and handicapped by lack access to reliable and updated source of information? Learn how you can. Explore Research Areas Data Management Desktops, Laptops and OS Enterprise Applications IT Management Networking and Communications Professions and Industries Security Servers and Server OS Software and Web development Storage Sponsored Discover how you can work smarter and increase efficiency with Enterprise 2.0 Are you often bogged down by information overload and handicapped by lack access to reliable and updated source of information? Learn how you can.	What's Hot Performance Tuning for Mission-Critical Database Applications (Quest Software) The Hidden Costs of Freeware (Quest Software) Why MFPs Matter to IT: Validating the Technology (Xerox) Stopping data leakage (Sophos) Defining the Great Customer Experience (Citrix Online) See top search terms Upcoming Live Events Tuesday, June 9th: Email Security and Archiving (Google) Thursday, June 11th: CIO Viewpoints on Exchange 2007 Risks (Dell) Thursday, June 11th: Firewalls Are Not Dead: Networking, Security and Threat Landscape (PC Connection) Wednesday, June 17th: Three Steps You Need to Know to Stop Data Loss (Varonis) Thursday, June 18th: Making the switch from Exchange to Google Apps - A Customer Success Story (Google) Sponsored White Papers Discover how you can work smarter and increase efficiency with Enterprise 2.0 Are you often bogged down by information overload and handicapped by lack access to reliable and updated source of information? Learn how you can. Live Virtual Conference: Lowering datacenter costs through server refresh Discover how today's newest generation of rack servers provide extreme performance?along with dramatically reduced IT costs. (IBM) Downturn has you down in the dumps? Here are 10 strategies to help lift you out of it. In this on-demand Webcast, Oracle experts came together to outline 10 strategies to help you realize your competitive advantages. These strategies serve to sharpen your perspectives and show how you can be more efficient as you navigate out of the current downturn. Register now to access! (Oracle) Live Webcast: Email Archival and Security Takes to the Cloud Join the cloud computing revolution and discover why it's a better, more cost-effetive option for handling your email security and archiving needs. (Google) Live Webcast: Long Live the Firewall! Re-examine the ongoing importance of firewalls in today's networking, security and threat landscape in this sure-to-be-lively online discussion. (PC Connection)
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