You're faced with multiple strategies for backups today: on-line, off-line, near-line, incrementals, mirroring -- not to mention the formats and products. Can disk and tape backups coexist in this renewed era of BC/DR planning?
Join The Storage Group's W. Curtis Preston as he looks at emerging backup trends that may put tape backups in a different light altogether. What do you think about his assumptions? Rate this accompanying tip, then join the debate in our Storage Management forum this Wednesday, Feb. 20, 12-5pm EST.
Tape is dead: Long live tape!
TIP :The Storage Group's W. Curtis Preston looks at emerging backup trends that he believes may relegate tape to off-site storage.
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