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Articles for the keywords: IDG Research
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03 Jan 2013
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Data Loss, Outages and Disaster Recovery [29220]
CIO Insight January 3rd, 2013
"When it comes to IT priorities, much of the day-to-day focus is on the cloud, productivity, and lately, mobility. Security is a large concern, but its typically viewed as a secondary concern after a particular technology or solution is introduced into the company. For many IT professionals, trying to keep every project on target, and determining exactly whats needed next or when, is a chore. And keeping the companys assets securing during that process is a daily challenge.
Unfortunately, the idea of suffering a natural or human-made disaster and being able to quickly recover from it is often overlooked by companies. In fact, a new study conducted by IDG Research and FalconStor Software explores the issue of disaster recovery and finds the efforts of many companies to be inadequate. For instance, most of the respondents say their disaster recovery plans are tested only once a year. Nearly 200 qualified respondents participated in the survey...:
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03 Jan 2013
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Data Loss, Outages and Disaster Recovery [29220]
CIO Insight January 3rd, 2013
"When it comes to IT priorities, much of the day-to-day focus is on the cloud, productivity, and lately, mobility. Security is a large concern, but its typically viewed as a secondary concern after a particular technology or solution is introduced into the company. For many IT professionals, trying to keep every project on target, and determining exactly whats needed next or when, is a chore. And keeping the companys assets securing during that process is a daily challenge.
Unfortunately, the idea of suffering a natural or human-made disaster and being able to quickly recover from it is often overlooked by companies. In fact, a new study conducted by IDG Research and FalconStor Software explores the issue of disaster recovery and finds the efforts of many companies to be inadequate. For instance, most of the respondents say their disaster recovery plans are tested only once a year. Nearly 200 qualified respondents participated in the survey...:
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03 Jan 2013
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Data Loss, Outages and Disaster Recovery [29220]
CIO Insight January 3rd, 2013
"When it comes to IT priorities, much of the day-to-day focus is on the cloud, productivity, and lately, mobility. Security is a large concern, but its typically viewed as a secondary concern after a particular technology or solution is introduced into the company. For many IT professionals, trying to keep every project on target, and determining exactly whats needed next or when, is a chore. And keeping the companys assets securing during that process is a daily challenge.
Unfortunately, the idea of suffering a natural or human-made disaster and being able to quickly recover from it is often overlooked by companies. In fact, a new study conducted by IDG Research and FalconStor Software explores the issue of disaster recovery and finds the efforts of many companies to be inadequate. For instance, most of the respondents say their disaster recovery plans are tested only once a year. Nearly 200 qualified respondents participated in the survey...:
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18 Jun 2010
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Service and Support Helps Derive More Value from Technology Investments [23200]
CIOs Seek Closer, More Sustained Contact with Their Providers
The Oracle white paper "The New Reality of Service and Support" cites a recent IDG Research Services survey that discovered 80 percent of CIOs have come to consider their relationship with external IT service and support providers critical to the accomplishment of their missions. Further, according to the survey, the majority of senior executives claim their companys reliance on external IT service and support providers has increased over the past 12 months.
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