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Disaster recovery involves continuous data availability and much more. Companies that understand the key steps to ensuring smooth recovery from a disaster can choose solutions that meet today’s need and tomorrow’s. This white paper explains the five steps that are necessary to develop and implement a disaster recovery plan, and recommends tools, techniques and best practices to make your efforts a success. Data is the lifeblood of the enterprise. Immediate access to data is the most critical element of any disaster recovery plan. Simply put, if your storage system goes down, data is lost. Even if your system is merely slow to respond with the needed data, you are out of business for that time period. Disaster recovery implies that your data must be accessible at the desired speed and integrity so your business can function normally. Therefore, in this context, your business is only as safe and as sound as your disaster recovery measures.
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