Using High Availability, Replication and Virtualization for Business Continuity

Overview:

Organizations face a number of challenges to business continuity and application availability, such as volumes of data and application complexity, demands for round-the-clock operations, and server proliferation. Data replication and high availability can meet many of these challenges, but must be properly used and meet certain standards, if they are to be beneficial. Server virtualization is becoming widely used because of benefits such as reduced hardware and power costs, but needs its own protection technologies.

Virtualization can also be an important recovery management and business continuity technology, but must be used with appropriate management and backup tools. View TechRepublic's Webcast, available on-demand, to learn:

• How replication and high availability products/tools support your business continuity and application availability goals and server virtualization
• How you can protect your business against site unavailability
• How to insure timely replication of data and prevention of data loss
• How to utilize CA ARCserve Backup, CA XOsoft Replication and CA XOsoft High Availability for a reduction in backup overhead and provision of simple recovery procedures

View this Webcast today, hosted by James Hilliard and featuring guest speaker John Benjamin, Director of Partner Enablement for CA's Recovery Management and Data Modeling Business Unit, for a discussion of virtualization as it applies to Business Continuity plans.

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