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“IT professionals and their businesses have learned the hard way
in recent years that disaster can strike at anytime and that they
must be prepared. Companies unable to resume operations within ten
days of a disaster hit are not likely to survive, stated a study
from the Strategic Research Institute. In an attempt of protection,
upwards of 60-70 percent of companies begin a disaster recovery
plan, but never finish due to the overwhelming and complexity of
plans or they gets put on the back burner. However, the business
costs associated with network downtime and data loss make secure
backup and recovery an economic necessity…”
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