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Disaster recovery plans fail

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Some interesting statistics reported here in Computer Weekly relating to disastar recovery planning.

According to the research findings, 48% of organisations have had to execute their disaster recovery plans. Additionally, 44% of organisations without a disaster recovery plan experienced one problem or disaster, while 26% experience two or more, and 11% experienced three or more.
The full report from Symantec can be found here.

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Posted by Stuart King on October 19, 2007 8:13 PM
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