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Anthony English is an independent contractor who solves expensive problems for businesses running IBM Power Systems. He has written extensively about AIX and has been recognised for his contributions and thought leadership by being named an IBM Champion for Power Systems.
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Time to Get Serious About Business Continuity

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I wonder how many businesses have a serious Disaster Recovery plan. I have been thinking about this as I have recently been invited to do a test Disaster Recovery run using Vision Solutions' software,  DoubleTake RecoverNow for AIX . I'll post some blogs about how it looks. I'm keen to find DR solutions that are simple and comprehensive. Sadly, many existing plans are neither. For plenty of companies, the DR plan consists of little more than a blind hope that nothing's gonna go wrong.   What does your DR plan look like?   How many DR plans have... [More]

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Data Protection: Down to the Last Byte

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Disaster Recovery has come a long way since the days when companies did a backup and aimed for a "best effort" recovery. In fact, the term "disaster recovery" has evolved. No longer do we narrow "disasters" down to a hole in the ground or a fire in the data centre. "Disaster recovery" became "business recovery" since, after all, what you want is not merely to get your computer systems up and running again: you want a business up and running.   How quickly?    I've been working recently somewhere... [More]

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