NetIQ Whitepapers

A Practical Guide to Cost–Effective Disaster Recovery Planning

Organizations across the globe are finding disaster recovery increasingly important for a number of reasons. With the two traditional approaches to disaster recovery— workload mirroring and removable-media backups—however, they must choose between spending 80 percent of their disaster recovery budgets on only 20 percent of their server workloads (with cost-prohibitive mirroring),or inexpensive removablemedia backups with much poorer performance.

Service Outages: Is Your Current Monitoring Strategy Really Working?

Tired of being blind-sided by service outages, poor application performance, user complaints, or system failures?

Five Things You Need to Know Today about Disaster Recovery Planning

As a busy data center manager, you might be struggling to keep up with the challenge of continually doing more with a smaller IT staff and budget. IT has become an integral part of business operations—in fact, most, if not all, of the infrastructure you support is critical for keeping your company up and running—but doing more with less has most likely forced you to put some projects on the back burner.

Cost-Effective Disaster Recovery Options For Mission-Critical Applications

This Custom Technology Adoption Profile Report was a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of NetIQ. Download this paper to learn how:

• Replication becomes more cost-effective
• Enhanced Disaster Recovery capabilities shorten recovery objectives
• Where the future of DR lies with advanced continuity tools