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The Big Picture You've Never Seen: Enterprise SharePoint Recovery

sponsored by Quest Software

Posted:	23 Apr 2008
Published:	01 Apr 2008
Format:	PDF
Length:	15 Page(s)
Type:	White Paper
Language:	English

ABSTRACT:

SharePoint is Microsoft's fastest-growing product and is being adopted within organizations at an almost viral rate. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 is a robust platform, and organizations, business units, departments and individuals are moving all types of data and applications to it at break-neck speed. The adoption and utilization of this platform are great from an IT management and business standpoint. For this reason, you need to be prepared for the level of attention required to recover lost, corrupt or overwritten items. Preparing to support SharePoint recovery can require an immense amount of time and resources.

The SharePoint recovery tools and features available in Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) 3.0/MOSS 2007 offer a diverse number of options for backup and recovery of lost data. It is important to understand these tools and develop a plan specific to your organization's needs.

Authors

Adam Woodruff
Solutions Architect , Quest Software
Adam Woodruff has over ten years of experience creating solutions that utilize Microsoft systems and infrastructure. He is skilled in Microsoft Exchange, Active Directory and SharePoint integrations and configurations for deployment and operational management. He is currently a solutions architect for Quest’s SharePoint products.

Ilia Sotnikov
Product Manager , Quest Software
Ilia Sotnikov is a Product Manager at Quest Software for Microsoft SharePoint management and recovery products. He joined Quest as a part of the Aelita Software acquisition in 2004, and has held various positions from Support Escalation Engineer to Development Program Manager. Ilia has worked on various migration and management products for enterprise deployments of Microsoft Exchange Server and Microsoft SharePoint products and technologies. In his current position, Ilia works with Quest customers and partners, as well as various groups inside Quest, to determine best practices and product directions for Quest Site Administrator for SharePoint and Quest Recovery Manager for SharePoint.

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