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Disaster Recovery Planning [Hardcover]

Jon William Toigo


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The most complete guide to data protection, disaster recovery avoidance, and disaster recovery tools, techniques, and technologies!

Disaster Recovery Planning, Second Edition shows exactly how to implement world-class disaster recovery for today's distributed environments-without paying for expensive consultants or proprietary methodologies! Veteran planner and analyst Jon William Toigo delivers strategies and insight that any company can use, large or small.

You'll find comprehensive coverage of disaster recovery techniques that reflect the latest technologies in data storage, networks, server systems, and the Internet:

  • E-business and Web based disaster planning and recovery
  • Recovery strategies for n-tier client/server and ERP systems-the Achilles heel of modern corporate IT
  • Low-cost steps you can take now to dramatically reduce the risks of disaster
  • Guidelines for leveraging current and next generation IT and network technologies to ensure maximum protection for mission-critical business processes

Disaster Recovery Planning, Second Edition is linked to an accompanying Web site, http://www.drplanning.org, that will serve as a "living appendix"-keeping IT professionals up-to-date on disaster recovery for years to come!


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24 of 31 people found the following review helpful
Exceptional Reference 18 Mar 2001
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
For the beginner or consultant in disaster recovery, this book provides an exceptional reference for disaster recovery. The author's review of current technology software and products available to the disaster recovery professional is exceptional. The Holy Grail reference for disaster recovery.
Great material 28 Dec 2011
By L. Mangold - Published on Amazon.com
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I had to purchase this book for a class, but I was very impressed with the approachable way in which the material was presented. Unlike most of my books, this one is sticking around as a reference.
6 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Expand IT people's view on DR/BC planning 26 April 2002
By Ma, Tien Jui - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
Consider the heavy contents on various technology, this book is for IT people who is assigned the task on DR/BC planning. The author did a great job on not only introduce the technology, but also point out the limitation of it.

Jon also rightly pointed out while the scope and stake are bigger, the nature of a DR/BC plan has been shifted from an infrastructure enhancement task to an application development project. With this right perception and principles recommended, you can now start a successful DR/BC planning project.


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