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WAN Requirements For Successful Disaster Recovery By Jeff Aaron, Silver Peak
June 27, 2007
Article: Disaster Recovery
As companies become more reliant on business critical information, it becomes increasingly imperative to protect resources against unexpected loss. Threats come in many shapes and sizes – from server maintenance to unexpected network outages to catastrophic natural disasters that can debilitate an entire building or region. Significant emphasis is being placed on business continuity management as a way of addressing these concerns. As part of this process, CIOs are taking a hard look at their IT infrastructure to ensure that data is protected and easily recoverable in the event of an unfortunate event or disaster.
Data backup and replication are two solutions that are essential to most enterprises' disaster recovery plans. However, given the fact that both of these solutions typically involve the transfer of large amounts of information across significant geographic distances, limitations in WAN technology can make it difficult to implement them effectively. By overcoming these challenges, WAN acceleration facilitates disaster recovery, making it an essential component of most enterprises' business continuity plans.
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Jeff Aaron has over 14 years experience in the networking and telecommunications space. Currently, he is Director of Product Marketing at Silver Peak, where he is responsible for the outbound promotion of the company's network acceleration line of products. Prior to Silver Peak, Jeff handled outbound marketing activities for a variety of networking companies, including Cisco, Airespace, Turnstone Systems, and Newbridge Networks (now Alcatel). Jeff began his career as a Senior Consultant at Ernst and Young where he assisted fortune 100 companies in the design and deployment of local and wide area networks.
