Presentation Transcript: Backup and Archive Are Not the Same Thing!: Focus on Backup Software, Backups, Compliance (Systems Operations), Data Recovery, Storage Best Practices, Storage Management

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Presentation Transcript: Backup and Archive Are Not the Same Thing!

sponsored by Symantec Corporation

Posted:	06 Nov 2009
Published:	28 Sep 2009
Format:	PDF
Length:	12 Page(s)
Type:	Presentation Transcript
Language:	English

ABSTRACT:

Discover some of the challenges you'll face when compliance mandates a retention policy that just doesn’t make sense, and learn about some alternate solutions to backup and archiving you may not have considered yet.

This presentation transcript will help you get your toughest backup and archiving questions answered. Some of the questions Jeff will answer include:

What are some of the considerations that have to be made to meet the requirements?
What are some of the questions you should ask to determine the true requirements?
How does this affect your backup environment?
What are some alternate solutions to examine?

Author

Jeff Harbert
Principal Storage Consultant, GlassHouse Technologies
Jeff Harbert is an Engagement Partner at GlassHouse Technologies. Specializing in Data Protection Strategies, Jeff is responsible for developing solutions to maximize customers’ data recoverability and properly positioning new technologies as they are deployed. Prior to this, he was a consultant for GlassHouse focused on backup services. He brings more than 10 years of backup and storage experience, gained in technical positions at EMC and StorageNetworks. Jeff has spoken at various conferences, including Storage Decisions and Comdex and has been published in Storage magazine.

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