Developing the IT resilience your enterprise needs Posted on September 5, 2017 by Tim Burke These days, most enterprise systems, applications, and workloads are deemed mission- or business-critical. So, in addition to redundancy and high availability, discussions about business continuity and disaster recovery focus on IT resilience architectures employing multiple geographically-distributed data centers that use live application failover to prevent downtime. Continue reading →
BC/DR planning coherence: Stepwise toward business resilience Posted on August 24, 2017 by Tim Burke As I mentioned in my last post, 68% of those in organizations committed to a multi-site resilience strategy – e.g., using Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS), shifting IT infrastructure to a managed service provider environment, or deploying hybrid solutions – have confidence that their IT environments will perform as expected during unplanned downtime. Continue reading →
