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Jumpstart Your Remote Work and Disaster Recovery Strategy
LEVERAGING VIRTUALIZATION FOR BUSINESS CONTINUITY
The numbers may shock you.
If your organization has no disaster plan, your odds of surviving a significant data loss event are less than 10%. Whether by hardware failure, power loss, or hostile attack, 93% of unprepared businesses will perish within a year of data disaster.*
It doesn't have to be this way...
Download this new guide and learn how your virtualized environments are particularly suited to good disaster recovery and business continuity and how they can be optimized to protect your organization from that worst-case scenario.
Learn how you can set up your employees to WFH, or from anywhere.
*United States Bureau of Labor
HEALTH THREAT, DISEASE OUTBREAK, CYBERATTACK, FLOOD, NETWORK INTERRUPTION, EARTHQUAKE, HARDWARE FAILURE, FIRE...
Your business is interrupted and you don't even know why. The good news is... you were prepared. Troubleshooting continues but your systems are up and running before morning coffee.
Whether you have a Disaster Recovery plan and a corresponding business continuity strategy or not, this guide will help you understand the unique considerations (and advantages) to Virtualized Desktop Infrastructure (VDI).
Download and learn...
- What is Disaster Recovery and why it's important
- What can cause interruptions in business
- Work from home scenarios for your staff
- How virtualized environments are essential to Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
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