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How to create an effective business continuity plan

CIO

A solid business continuity plan is one of those foundational elements. Every business should have the mindset that they will face a disaster, and every business needs a plan to address the different potential scenarios,” says Goh Ser Yoong, head of compliance at Advance.AI What is a business continuity plan?

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Finding your ideal VMware Disaster Recovery and Migration Cloud Provider

CIO

Cloud Provider Services capability enables you to choose your ideal, closest Disaster Recovery and Migration partner based on your vSphere console IP location and the nearest Disaster Recovery partner data center. Cloud Computing, Disaster Recovery, IT Leadership

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What is BCDR? Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Explained

Kaseya

In the event of a disruption, businesses must be able to quickly recover mission-critical data, restore IT systems and smoothly resume operations. A robust business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR) plan is the key to having confidence in your ability to recover quickly with minimal disruption to the business.

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Business Continuity vs. Disaster Recovery: What’s the Difference

Arcserve

You may have noticed that the terms disaster recovery and business continuity are sometimes used interchangeably. Maybe that makes sense considering that both are vital to the very existence of any given business.

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Disaster Recovery for Kubernetes Clusters

Dzone - DevOps

Importance of Business Continuity Business continuity is having a strategy to deal with major disruptions and disasters. Disaster recovery (DR) helps an organization to recover and resume business critical functions or normal operations when there are disruptions or disasters.

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Selling the C-suite on preemptive IT investments

CIO

It’s common knowledge among CIOs that disaster recovery investments are always de-prioritized by company boards — until disaster strikes. But disaster recovery is just one example of projects that are of an important and preemptive nature that CIOs want to fund but find de-prioritized when it comes to budget approval.

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Achieve scalable cyber resiliency in the cloud during an age of exponential data growth

CIO

Organizations need data resilience to ensure business continuity. Data is the lifeblood of modern business operations, which must be able to go on significant interruption in the face of accidental deletion, data corruption and systems failure. As a result, efforts get duplicated, creating inefficacy and higher costs.