Delivering business continuity for vital applications best practices guide

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Overview

It’s not a question of if a catastrophic event might impact a mission-critical system, it’s a matter of when. If it occurs, what then?

A single hour of downtime costs global businesses an average of $1.7 million*. A business continuity plan for continuous disaster tolerance will help minimise damage and reduce TCO.

Register to learn tips and options for your continuity ...



It’s not a question of if a catastrophic event might impact a mission-critical system, it’s a matter of when. If it occurs, what then?

A single hour of downtime costs global businesses an average of $1.7 million*. A business continuity plan for continuous disaster tolerance will help minimise damage and reduce TCO.

Register to learn tips and options for your continuity plan.

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Learn tips for determining the right level of business continuity for your key applications. Explore three approaches to creating geographically distributed disaster-tolerant infrastructure with unique recovery time and recovery point objectives.

Data Centre Best Practices for Delivering Business Continuity for Vital Applications

About the real business risk ....2

Business continuity ...3

Defining what is “critical” …4

Business continuity approaches .. 5

Total cost of ownership ... 6

Business continuity offerings ... 7

Conclusion .... 8

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* High-Value Applications on x86: The Need for True Fault Tolerant Systems,” Peter Rutten, IDC Analyst Report, May 2015.