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Compliance, Disaster Recovery & Business Sustainability: Cloud Computing for Healthcare
The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH)’s financial stimulus plan for the meaningful use of EMR systems and IT services has motivated the healthcare industry to quickly adopt electronic data storage options. The large amounts of data … Continue reading
2011 Cloud & IT Disaster Recovery Statistics
A recent survey conducted by the Aberdeen Group uncovered the IT disaster recovery trends of a range of companies using cloud computing for data storage, backup and recovery. Comparing cloud users and non-cloud users, they found that mid-sized companies ($50 … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, Disaster Recovery
Tagged backup, Cloud Computing, cloud hosting, it disaster recovery, virtualization
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Benefits of Cloud Computing (Virtualization) for IT Disaster Recovery
From faster recovery times to significant cost-savings and guaranteed backup, the benefits of implementing cloud computing for both production and disaster recovery systems are worth deep consideration for any company running multiple, mission critical servers. Below is a cheat sheet … Continue reading
Disaster Recovery in Cloud Computing
There are a lot of benefits with cloud computing – cost-effective resource use, rapid provisioning, scalability and elasticity. One of the most significant advantages to cloud computing is how it changes disaster recovery, making it more cost-effective and lowering the … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, Disaster Recovery
Tagged Cloud Computing, disaster recovery, private cloud computing
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5 IT Disaster Recovery Preparations Every CEO Can Check on to Sleep Better at Night.
While most company CEOs have focus and responsibilities elsewhere, it’s inevitable to think about the “what if” scenario involving IT failures. It would be reassuring to know that the basics of critical IT infrastructure are current and in place – … Continue reading
The Next Killer App for the Cloud: Business Continuity
In the Summer 2010 edition of Disaster Recovery Journal an article “Leveraging Cloud Computing for Business Continuity” by David Linthicum speaks to the fact that DR for the cloud could become the next “killer app”. Leveraging cloud computing resources as a … Continue reading
Can Your IT Department Survive: “No Word on When Power Will be Restored?”
In a recent ClickOnDetroit.com article entitled “Community Alert: 3,500 Without Power In Southfield” they explain how a simple outage can lead to the dreaded conclusion of “No word on when power will be restored.” It just continues to demonstrate that … Continue reading
Guide to High Availability Hosting
How many 9s do you need? What is High Availability? High Availability is a term used to describe the procedures, infrastructure, and system design to ensure a specified level of accessibility to your server. Accessibility requires both power and network … Continue reading
Disaster Recovery: Developing & Testing A Solid Plan Is Key To Quick Data Recovery
Processor Interviews Mike Klein, Online Tech’s President & COO, in It’s Article on Disaster Recovery Planning. For enterprises dependent on their IT operations—and today that pretty much means all of them—any kind of disaster can be potentially devastating, whether it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged disaster recovery, managed data center, Mike Klein, NetEffect, Online Tech, san replication, tape backup
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An Easy First Step for Disaster Recovery
Online Backup to a Secure Data Center Delivers Cost Effective Disaster Recovery With the announcement of OTVault, new online data storage, businesses can take an easy first step towards disaster recovery by backing up their data online to one of … Continue reading
Posted in Disaster Recovery
Tagged disaster recovery, it disaster recovery, online backup, OTVault
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