Table of Contents
- IDC Opinion
- In This Study
- Situation Overview
- Traditional Business Continuity: Assessment and Definitions
- High Availability
- Maintaining Uptime with High Availability
- High Availability/Geographical Clustering
- Storage
- Information Classes
- Remote Data Replication
- Continuous Data Protection
- Disaster Recovery Backups
- The Importance of Business Continuity
- Prevention is Better Than Cure
- Regulation and Standards
- Disaster Recovery Planning
- Customers
- How Virtualization Changes Business Continuity Solutions
- Virtualization Requires a Fresh Approach
- Virtualization as a Driver for Business Continuity
- Supporting Technologies for Business Continuity in Virtualized Environments
- Integrating Traditional and Virtualization-Based Business Continuity
- The Need for Integration
- How to Deliver a Quick ROI with Virtualization-Based Business Continuity
- Business Continuity in a Virtualized Environment
- Planned Downtime: Server Maintenance
- Unplanned Downtime: Server Failure
- Unplanned Downtime: Workload Management
- Unplanned Downtime: Large-Scale Disaster
- Integration with the Wider Information Infrastructure
- Further Considerations
- Compliance and Management
- Improved Business Continuity for the Virtual Desktop
- Future Outlook
- Essential Guidance
- Learn More
- Related Research
- Synopsis
- Table: Classes of Information and Levels of Protection
- Table: Planned and Unplanned Downtime in Virtualized versus Traditional Business Continuity Environments
- Figure: Business Continuity Strategies: High Availability Spectrum
- Figure: Different Stages of Virtualization Adoption
- Figure: Availability as a Key Driver for Virtualization
- Figure: Planned and Unplanned Downtime Scenarios
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