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disaster recovery
Going Cloud Native with Your Cloud Backup Strategy

Jerome Wendt | May 8, 2020

Large enterprises or small businesses, they increasingly have a common objective. They expect the cloud to play a larger role in their IT operations going forward. As that occurs, they need to prioritize backing up any applications and data they host in the cloud. Thanks to new backup offerings available in cloud provider marketplaces, the…

business continuity
The Irony of a BC Planner in the Spotlight

Nick Johnson | May 8, 2020

By and large, crises are a wet blanket to shenanigans. Obviously! But that doesn’t mean fun isn’t important. A positive work/life balance is essential when life is circumscribed by quarantines and social distancing. So, while this article does touch on COVID-19, what I really want to talk about is a good party. The other day,…

disaster recovery
The Best Backup is No Backup: The Rise of Self-Protecting Global File Systems

Russ Kennedy | July 10, 2020

Roughly 80% of all data is unstructured data, according to a study from Deloitte. And according to a 2018 study from 451 Research, “Unstructured data continues to grow faster than traditional database data for customers in most vertical markets.” Protecting this rapidly growing data set poses a serious, ongoing challenge to the enterprise. Certainly, backup…

disaster recovery
Successful Disaster Recovery Relies on Fast-Deploying Communication

James Trevelyan | July 9, 2020

Nature will always be an unprecedented force to be reckoned with, despite the preparations that governments, enterprises, and non-governmental (NGO) organizations worldwide put into place. From 1998 to 2017, earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, storms, droughts, heatwaves, and other extreme weather events killed 1.3 million people and cost the world economy an estimated $520 billion. The economic…

disaster recovery
How Application Migration Helps Organizations Avoid Unnecessary Disruptions

Leigh Sleeman | July 8, 2020

The COVID-19 crisis has reinforced the importance of data centers and what critical impact they have on organizations. Entire industries are effectively being reset, and this transition has made digital infrastructure more important than ever. As part of that, CIOs are evaluating the shift toward a variety of modern data center solutions, including remote hosting…

crisis management
Pandemic Report

July 7, 2020

Disaster Recovery Journal and Continuity Insights have collaborated on these resources to ensure that business continuity/disaster recovery professionals are well-informed as they combat the COVID-19 crisis.  July 6, 2020 Homefront: The New Hot Zone for BCM Is Employees’ Home Offices Since the advent of COVID-19 and the shift to work-from-home, employees’ home offices have become…

risk management
In Times of Crisis, Does It Make Sense To Shake Up Your Supply Chain?

Tony Pelli | June 19, 2020

It’s often tempting to think that recovering from major events such as the COVID-19 pandemic will be nearly impossible, due to its effect on our world and daily life, and the amount of effort and attention they consume. While this may be the case in some areas – for instance, it is certainly likely that…

crisis management
What Is R0 and Why Is It Important?

Ron LaPedis | June 10, 2020

R0 or R0 is pronounced “R naught.” It’s a mathematical term that indicates how many people will be infected from a single person who has a disease. For example, let’s say that R0 is 1. If I am infected, then I am apt to infect one other person. That person will go on to infect one…

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