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Partner Programme Accelerates Design Phase for Building Society's IT Infrastructure
When Norwich & Peterborough Building Society needed to update its central IT infrastructure, the company reviewed proposals from several technology providers before choosing a solution suggested by Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Dimension Data. Using the Microsoft Services Ready Programme, Dimension Data recommended a Microsoft Virtual Server environment, based on the Windows Server 2008 R2 operating system, to provide the data security and business continuity required by financial organisations. With expert advice, the infrastructure was designed and approved by the building society's Executive Committee.
30 days ago by MicrosoftTechNet Webcast: Get Ready for Data Protection Manager (DPM) 2010 Release Candidate (Level 300)
The presenter of this webcast will demonstrate the pre-RC that the early adopters have been running in production. The presenter demonstrates the new Windows client protection capabilities, the new SQL/SharePoint/Exchange protection and recovery features, as well as the enhanced Disaster Recovery scenario. The presenter will also update the attendee on the auto-healing/auto-scaling features, as well as a few surprises that weren't in the beta.
65 days ago by MicrosoftHow Virtualization Cuts CDP Costs by 80%
Continuous Data Protection (or CDP) has been used by large enterprises for some time for disaster recovery and to achieve the highest level of business continuity. CDP synchronizes tier 1 data between sites to ensure availability of the most critical enterprise applications. Until recently, CDP has been used only by the largest companies and only for their most critical data. Even though these enterprises would like to use CDP for lower priority tier 2 data - and Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs) would love any type of CDP - it was simply cost-prohibitive.
68 days ago by Veeam SoftwareUsing CDP for Affordable Application Recovery
One leverage Continuous Data Protection (CDP) to cost effectively protect VMware environments. The attendee will learn best practices for protecting, recovering, and rolling back virtual servers to any point in time - to make disaster recovery rapid, reliable, manageable, and affordable.
135 days ago by EMCCollege Reduces Server Hardware by 65 Percent, Speeds Backups by 50 Percent
To resolve critical data-center cooling issues and provide more efficient disaster recovery, the College of Family Physicians of Canada deployed Windows Server 2008 R2 and tools such as Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager 2007. As a result, the college has reduced its server footprint and cut data-center energy costs by about 65 percent. It has also sped backups by 50 percent and increased IT reliability, efficiency, and agility.
139 days ago by MicrosoftData Protection for Businesses With Remote Offices Across Multiple Locations
In today's information age, protecting critical data of an organization's branch offices, across multiple locations, should be standard practice. Data protection is essential for business, legal, and regulatory compliance purposes. Very often, business-critical data at Remote Or Branch Office (ROBO) locations is inadequately protected, exposing the business to greater risk of lost data and lost productivity. The many choices in data protection technologies and approaches, coupled with a wide range of vendors to choose from, can make data protection planning a daunting endeavor.
139 days ago by Hewlett-Packard (HP)Small Business Strategies to Limit the Risk and Affects of Data Loss: Preventing Unplanned Downtime and Business Failure
As a business owner or IT professional, one understands how crucial data is to the health of company. No matter what field one is in, today it is almost impossible to do business without having an Internet presence and an up-to-date website. Moreover, most businesses today, from the largest corporations with data sensitive systems to the smallest business operating with a single computer, store their most vital and irreplaceable business records electronically. Storing valuable files, applications, and email archives in-house may be costing one more money than one should be spending. And in most cases, storing data and building data protection solutions in-house may leave important data vulnerable to theft, malicious attacks, and in worst case scenarios data loss.
189 days ago by NaviSiteReducing the Costs and Risks of Branch Office Data Protection
Continuous access to key business information is a critical requirement for both corporate headquarters and branch offices. But many companies have not adjusted to this reality, and continue to rely on tape backup to protect their branch offices. The tape backup and recovery processes are complex, labor intensive and prone to errors - especially when untrained branch employees are asked to execute them. In short, tape backup for branch offices is a costly and risky data protection strategy. New solutions that use real-time data replication software to automatically backup branch office data to a central server provide a simpler, more reliable and cost-effective way to protect branch offices.
200 days ago by Double-Take SoftwareTechNet Webcast: Protecting Your Data With Windows 7 BitLocker and BitLocker to Go (Level 300)
The attendee will learn how to protect the data on systems running the Windows 7 operating system using BitLocker and BitLocker To Go. The presenter of this webcast will examine BitLocker enhancements and capabilities, the presenter set up and configures Trusted Module Management Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) using Windows Platform Trusted Module Management, and the presenter configures startup key storage. The presenter also show how to configure BitLocker policies to encrypt FAT data volumes, how to encrypt removable store device with BitLocker To Go, and how to recover encrypted data on the FAT drives and BitLocker To Go USB device.
234 days ago by MicrosoftQTS Helps Ross University Create and Implement a State-of-the-Art 21st Century Network
With headquarters in North Brunswick, New Jersey, and campuses on the islands of Dominica and St. Kitts - and plans for a new facility on Grand Bahama - Ross University was experiencing rapidly growing e-mail and file data and video learning files and was challenged to more quickly bring up new servers to meet changing needs. Ross University wanted to find a cost-efficient solution to manage rapidly growing e-mail and file data and video learning files. Ross University deployed NetApp storage with VMware for greater performance and efficiency. Use NetApp SnapMirror software for data replication.
262 days ago by NetApp
