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An MSP's guide to selling cloud backup services and cloud-based DR
Learn more about how MSPs can offer cloud backup services, cloud disaster recovery services and other data protection services in the cloud in this free chapter download. Chapter Download
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Managed backup services: Pros and cons of hosting approaches
There are two basic approaches to providing managed backup services: reselling services from another provider or, for brave and deep-pocketed providers, building your own NOC. Find out the pros and cons of each approach. Feature
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Syncplicity opens cloud file management software to channel partners
Cloud-based file management provider Syncplicity unveiled its channel program with discounted pricing for initial orders and renewals, and admin controls. News | 14 Feb 2011
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Storage execs see more cloud storage, data reduction, SSDs in 2011
Headlines: Looking ahead to 2011, storage vendor execs see cloud storage playing a more prominent role in data centers; primary data reduction, SSDs and 10 GbE also on the rise. Article | 12 Jan 2011
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Asigra launches 'hybrid' cloud backup for channel
Backup vendor Asigra re-brands its Televaulting software, emphasizing its ability to address private and public clouds in a hybrid model. Article | 09 Jun 2009
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Survey shows almost half of IT disaster recovery tests fail
A recent survey shows that the number of organizations testing their disaster recovery plans is growing, but 48% of those tests fail, highlighting the need for IT and business executives to take a closer look at what they would do if… Article | 26 Nov 2007
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Software helps telecom providers plan for outages, disasters
Service providers are turning to software tools for weather and other location-based data to determine where to place communications assets to avoid outages and rapidly repair problems Article | 04 Oct 2007
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Cloud storage solutions: Key to business data survivability
Cloud storage solutions should be positioned as a business data insurance policy, not a cheap storage solution that can increase business survivability and garner better rates. Tip
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Two inroads to cloud data backup services
Beyond hosting your own cloud data backup services or helping customers implement it, there are two other good ways to get involved in cloud data backup services. Tip
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VPLS: A secure LAN cloud solution for some, not all
VPLS can be the right solution for enterprise customers using non-IP protocols and for disaster recovery scenarios, as long as service providers and customers understand the security implications and don't get swept away with the hype. Tip
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Selling the CIO on the service provider as business continuity partner
Service providers are well positioned as IT backup organizations for enterprises, offering business continuity and disaster recovery in the case of outages and failures. Tip
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Selling CIOs on business continuity backup
Telecom service providers are in a unique position to help CIOs weigh the risks of where to locate a backup location to ensure disaster recovery and business continuity. Tip
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Migrating customers to online data backup services
Online data backup services are a viable option for your SMB customers. Tip
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Making mobile command trailers part of telecom disaster recovery plans
Should mobile command trailers be involved in telecom disaster recovery plans? Expert panelist Mike Jude details the pros and cons of building a mobile command trailer. Answer
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An MSP's guide to selling cloud backup services and cloud-based DR
Learn more about how MSPs can offer cloud backup services, cloud disaster recovery services and other data protection services in the cloud in this free chapter download. Chapter Download
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Cloud storage solutions: Key to business data survivability
Cloud storage solutions should be positioned as a business data insurance policy, not a cheap storage solution that can increase business survivability and garner better rates. Tip
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Making mobile command trailers part of telecom disaster recovery plans
Should mobile command trailers be involved in telecom disaster recovery plans? Expert panelist Mike Jude details the pros and cons of building a mobile command trailer. Answer
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Syncplicity opens cloud file management software to channel partners
Cloud-based file management provider Syncplicity unveiled its channel program with discounted pricing for initial orders and renewals, and admin controls. News
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Storage execs see more cloud storage, data reduction, SSDs in 2011
Headlines: Looking ahead to 2011, storage vendor execs see cloud storage playing a more prominent role in data centers; primary data reduction, SSDs and 10 GbE also on the rise. Article
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Two inroads to cloud data backup services
Beyond hosting your own cloud data backup services or helping customers implement it, there are two other good ways to get involved in cloud data backup services. Tip
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Asigra launches 'hybrid' cloud backup for channel
Backup vendor Asigra re-brands its Televaulting software, emphasizing its ability to address private and public clouds in a hybrid model. Article
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VPLS: A secure LAN cloud solution for some, not all
VPLS can be the right solution for enterprise customers using non-IP protocols and for disaster recovery scenarios, as long as service providers and customers understand the security implications and don't get swept away with the hype. Tip
-
Managed backup services: Pros and cons of hosting approaches
There are two basic approaches to providing managed backup services: reselling services from another provider or, for brave and deep-pocketed providers, building your own NOC. Find out the pros and cons of each approach. Feature
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Selling the CIO on the service provider as business continuity partner
Service providers are well positioned as IT backup organizations for enterprises, offering business continuity and disaster recovery in the case of outages and failures. Tip
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About Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity for Cloud Services
Find out about the best practices for cloud service providers ensuring business continuity and cloud computing disaster recovery, and the risk analysis services they offer customers. For enterprises to trust moving applications to the cloud, providers need to work with customers' business and technology leaders to plan for everything from brief power outages to manmade and natural disasters, which includes geographic diversity, server restoration, backup, network failovers and backup storage, with SLAs to match.