The goal in a business continuity plan is to continue your business in the face of a disaster or a disruption, but a business continuity plan is not just for a disaster. If you want more information on business continuity, read the following article.

Tools for VMware Servers that support traditional and replication-based backup and recovery. The product combines two backup methodologies so the user can choose the method most appropriate for the targeted VM.

In our last article we went through the steps of creating a Disaster Recovery Plan for our ficticious business, Don's Web Design. This article, our last in this series, will provide you with the resources you need to complete your own DRP.

Think disaster recovery and business continuity are the same thing? Think again. You should know the difference and you should be prepared for both.

The Business Continuity Server from Asempra Technologies offers a transaction-aware continuous data protection platform supporting Exchange, Windows file servers, and MS SQL database apps.

In our last article we touched upon the most basic steps that a developer can take to survive and recover from a disaster. In this article we're going to take disaster recovery planning to the next level-we're going to discuss the Business Continuity Plan.

Scalable backup platform supports backups to disk, tape, or CD/DVD/RW. Available in Advanced, Standard, and Desktop versions.

Data Recovery Tools by ADRC contains a collection of DIY data recovery software that supports a variety of drives and file systems. This data recovery software utilizes a GUI with novice users in mind.

Virtual server replication may soon get easier, thanks to NSI Software's Double-Take for Virtual Systems.

There are many ways for a small business to setup a backup and recovery system. Few solutions are as easy or inexpensive to manage as EVaults. The system uses existing Internet connections to automatically backup Microsoft Windows networks to offsite data vaults.

Business impact analysis is a critical part of the business continuity planning process. This step quantifies data and gets into the real world issue of potential losses that can negatively impact your business. Read on for more information about business impact analysis.

Retrospect's server-based backup platform introduces new features including support for user-initiated restores and the ability to read from disk-based backups while in progress.