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Feb 18, 2009 |
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White Paper |
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It’s a fact: nearly 48 percent of first-time Disaster Recovery (DR) plan implementations fail due to inaccurate estimates of necessary resources. Due in large part to faulty methods of estimating resource requirements, such as analyzing logs generated by tape backup software, organizations come to conclusions that are drastically wrong. |
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It’s a fact: nearly 48 percent of first-time Disaster Recovery (DR) plan implementations fail due to inaccurate estimates of necessary resources. Due in large part to faulty methods of estimating resource requirements, such as analyzing logs generated by tape backup software, organizations come to conclusions that are drastically wrong. Since a mistake in this area can cost months of time and countless dollars to recover from, it is worthwhile doing accurate resource estimates early in the process. One of the challenges encountered in implementing a successful continuous Disaster Recovery (DR) plan is to accurately provision WAN bandwidth to meet the desired Recovery Point Objectives (RPO). IT organizations tasked with DR implementations lack comprehensive and accurate help in making these decisions.
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