Can You Eliminate Downtime? – New White Paper

Achieving a zero or near-zero recovery point and recovery time objective requires planning. From a data perspective, IT needs to position the data in a ready state on the recovery system. The positioning or copying of data needs to happen either as, or seconds after, data changes. IT can not store the data in a proprietary format that will require extraction prior to being usable (i.e. a backup format). The device storing that data has to provide adequate performance when compared to the production system. Organizing these variables into a data resiliency plan is as much an art as it is a science.

In our latest white paper, “The Art of Eliminating Downtime to Achieve High Availability,” we discuss the four options IT has at its disposal for reducing downtime and how they can architect a solution that reduces or eliminates downtime. You can get this paper before anyone else by signing up for our webinar, “How to ‘Future Proof’ Data Protection for Organizational Resilience.” If you sign up for the webinar before April 21st we will send you the paper the day you sign up. We then welcome you to come back and join us for the live event on April 27 at 1:00 p.m. ET / 10:00 a.m. PT.

About George Crump

George Crump is the Chief Marketing Officer at VergeIO, the leader in Ultraconverged Infrastructure. Prior to VergeIO he was Chief Product Strategist at StorONE. Before assuming roles with innovative technology vendors, George spent almost 14 years as the founder and lead analyst at Storage Switzerland. In his spare time, he continues to write blogs on Storage Switzerland to educate IT professionals on all aspects of data center storage. He is the primary contributor to Storage Switzerland and is a heavily sought-after public speaker. With over 30 years of experience designing storage solutions for data centers across the US, he has seen the birth of such technologies as RAID, NAS, SAN, Virtualization, Cloud, and Enterprise Flash. Before founding Storage Switzerland, he was CTO at one of the nation's largest storage integrators, where he was in charge of technology testing, integration, and product selection.