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Virtualizing disaster recovery using cloud computing

Not long after the widespread adoption of computers, it became apparent that disaster recovery would become a necessary component of organizations’ IT plans. Business data must be backed up, and key processes like billing, payroll and procurement need to continue even if an organization’s data center is disabled due to a disaster. Over time, two distinct approaches to disaster recovery models emerged: dedicated and shared models. While effective, these approaches often forced organizations to choose between cost and speed.

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Virtualizing disaster recovery using cloud computing