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Disaster Recovery Testing Programs: How Useful Are They?
sponsored by Storage Decisions and i365, A Seagate Company
Posted:  01 Oct 2008
Published:  30 Sep 2008
Format:  PDF
Length:  13   Page(s)
Type:  White Paper
Language:  English


ABSTRACT:
DR Testing transforms a plan into a capability that can adapt to change:

  • Business changes: recovery priorities and objectives must adapt
  • Technology changes: restoration strategies must adapt
  • Strategy changes: teams must adapt


Author

Jon William Toigo
CEO ,  Toigo Partners International



BROWSE RELATED RESOURCES
Application Development | Change Management | Disaster Recovery | Software | Systems Maintenance | Systems Management | Testing

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