4 steps for more affordable, effective disaster recovery
Disaster Recovery is an expensive proposition. But since the consequences of not being prepared for a disaster are so severe, it is an expense that organizations make. But that’s not to say organizations are not always looking for way to do DR better, faster and for less money. In this live webinar join Storage Switzerland and ClearSky to learn how organizations can lower the cost of DR preparation and execution.
Why You Need More Than Just DRaaS
Most vendors are pointing users to the cloud as the DR cure-all. While the cloud should play a key role in driving down recovery costs, you will learn how best to leverage the cloud to make a real DR difference.
How to Cut Backup Storage Costs
One of the fastest growing segments of data is copy data, the copies of all your primary storage. Secondary storage is often five to 15 times the size of primary storage and many of these copies are for protection and disaster recovery. Learn how to reduce secondary storage costs and copies.
How To Cut Secondary Site Costs
Equipping the DR site with storage and servers is potentially the most important and expensive part of DR preparation. Storage has to be at the DR site so organizations can replicate primary data to it. Servers can be ordered in when the disaster occurs. While ordering for the shipment of servers can save money, it costs time that you can’t afford to lose. Typically days. Learn how to reduce secondary site costs without compromising recovery times.
How To Lower Return from DR Site Time and Costs
The return, getting back to data center operations is often the most forgotten part of disaster recovery process. It is also complicated. Did some of the original data center survive? Does the organization need to move IT operations to another location? Learn how to almost eliminate the how and why concerns of return.
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Twelve years ago George Crump founded Storage Switzerland with one simple goal; to educate IT professionals about all aspects of data center storage. He is the primary contributor to Storage Switzerland and is a heavily sought after public speaker. With over 25 years of experience designing storage solutions for data centers across the US, he has seen the birth of such technologies as RAID, NAS and SAN, Virtualization, Cloud and Enterprise Flash. Prior to 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.
