When thinking about a technology “disaster,” what comes to mind? A power outage, rogue employee, or ransomware attack? Or something larger, like when Hurricane Sandy caused the New York Stock Exchange to flood? No matter the size of the event, each and every one has a major impact on IT departments and teams. The latest in a string of unfortunate, global-scale events is well known: the COVID-19 pandemic. As many companies struggled to make the immediate shift from in-person to hybrid and remote work, or fully embrace digital transformation, disaster recovery and preparedness became top-of-mind and more important than ever…
Best Data Management Bets for Rapid Recovery
Ransomware has put a heightened focus on data recovery and on disaster recovery specifically unlike any other event in recent...
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Five Best Practices for Selecting the Right Target-based Deduplication Appliance for Hybrid Cloud Deployments
The latest cloud adoption statistics show up to 90% of all organizations already use a hybrid cloud. As they adopt...
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DRJ Fall 2025 conference Dallas
DRJ Fall 2025: Resilience, Innovation, and Community in Dallas
The 73rd DRJ conference, DRJ Fall 2025, was held Sept. 7-10 at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in...
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SQL Server 2025: Why High Availability and Disaster Recovery Are Essential for AI
SQL Server 2025: Why High Availability and Disaster Recovery Are Essential for AI
For quite some time now, if you are running enterprise apps, chances are Microsoft SQL Server has been running quietly...
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