Changing the Rules of Backup and Disaster Recovery (DR) – 1/4
Monday, January 3rd, 2011 at 4:11 am
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Backup means little without being able to recover data. FalconStor offers a new approach to data protection, combining continuous, disk-based backup, rapid disaster recovery (DR), and other powerful standard features such as WAN-optimized replication into one simple, affordable solution that will give your business a winning edge.
For more information, visit http://www.falconstor.com/CDP
Duration : 0:7:58
In this webcast, we discuss how data deduplication technology can improve the efficiency of disaster recovery (DR) systems by minimizing storage requirements and associated costs and energy by eliminating redundant data.
Personal compilation of some press for IT-Lifeline, which is the largest and most comprehensive provider of business continuation and recovery solutions within the Northwest for the small to medium size business market and recognized as best in class by several key industry organizations.
Today’s businesses are embracing VMware virtualization technology to enhance the efficiency of their IT operations. While virtualization brings numerous significant benefits, it also creates unique challenges with regards to data backup, protection, and recovery. Traditional application-based backup falters when faced with five or ten virtualized servers on a single physical machine. Backup mechanisms such as VMware Consolidated Backup are a step in the right direction, but are still limited in terms of performance and recovery. 
http://www.greatsys.com/bintro.asp
This video demo shows how fast and easy it is to recover from a hard drive disaster by swapping the drive in your laptop using your CMS ABSplus backup system. You can use this method for both Laptop or Desktop backup systems. You can also recover using the CMS bootable Rescue CD, however, using the Rescue CD can take several hours. This demo is intended to show the faster method of drive swap. 
Today’s businesses are embracing VMware virtualization technology to enhance the efficiency of their IT operations. While virtualization brings numerous significant benefits, it also creates unique challenges with regards to data backup, protection, and recovery. Traditional application-based backup falters when faced with five or ten virtualized servers on a single physical machine. Backup mechanisms such as VMware Consolidated Backup are a step in the right direction, but are still limited in terms of performance and recovery. 
Today’s businesses are embracing VMware virtualization technology to enhance the efficiency of their IT operations. While virtualization brings numerous significant benefits, it also creates unique challenges with regards to data backup, protection, and recovery. Traditional application-based backup falters when faced with five or ten virtualized servers on a single physical machine. Backup mechanisms such as VMware Consolidated Backup are a step in the right direction, but are still limited in terms of performance and recovery. 
Today’s businesses are embracing VMware virtualization technology to enhance the efficiency of their IT operations. While virtualization brings numerous significant benefits, it also creates unique challenges with regards to data backup, protection, and recovery. Traditional application-based backup falters when faced with five or ten virtualized servers on a single physical machine. Backup mechanisms such as VMware Consolidated Backup are a step in the right direction, but are still limited in terms of performance and recovery. 
Today’s businesses are embracing VMware virtualization technology to enhance the efficiency of their IT operations. While virtualization brings numerous significant benefits, it also creates unique challenges with regards to data backup, protection, and recovery. Traditional application-based backup falters when faced with five or ten virtualized servers on a single physical machine. Backup mechanisms such as VMware Consolidated Backup are a step in the right direction, but are still limited in terms of performance and recovery. 