On Demand Web Seminar: Thinking Fast: Quick Recovery from IT Disasters
- Produced by Riverbed

No matter how well you plan, IT disasters still strike. The big question is how fast can you recover from an event, and what is your future strategy for managing IT risk? Riverbed can help.

Join Riverbed Product Manager Nik Rouda and Ziff Davis Enterprise's Michael Krieger for this live webinar where we'll discuss how you can prepare your company for the worst and avoid a prolonged interruption of mission critical operations. And we'll give you some new approaches to getting your applications and servers back in action...fast.

Attend so you can discover:

• Best practices for disaster recovery to remote sites
• How to protect much more of your data and impact your recovery point objective (RPO)
• How to recover quickly and dramatically improve your recovery time objective(RTO)
• The importance of including application, network, and storage IT staff in your plan

On-Demand Web Seminar: Beyond Basic Back-up... Disaster Recovery Continuum Webcast
- Produced by Riverbed

Disruptive events don't have to be major disasters to wipe out your business as there is never a good time for a failure of any kind to occur. Whether it is something as minor as a malfunctioning network card or a catastrophic regional disaster that levels not only your data center but also the surrounding roads, bridges, and other infrastructure, when externalities impact your ability to work your business is as risk.

When businesses take adequate protective measures, they can survive even major disasters. But without protective measures, a business can be wiped out by something as trivial as a coffee spill.

Attend this informative webcast sponsored by CA and Riverbed to hear helpful information that can help you understand the need for and how to implement a service disruption continuum beyond basic back-up.

Specifically, attendees at this interactive discussion will learn about:

• The definition of a disruptive event based on the scope of its business interruption
• The impact to business of disrupted services, including data loss/corruption and what data protection measures should be available to mitigate the disruption
• The difference between high-availability problem domains versus a disaster-recovery problem domain and moving beyond those two categories in some disruptive events
• The need for a new model – the service disruption continuum, which addresses the issues related to preserving or restoring service both during and after a disruptive event
• The role of Wide-area Data Services in this new model and its impact on the ability to both prepare for a disruptive event before it happens and recover after the event has occurred

Tune in for a closer look at the service disruption continuum, and how it can help prepare organizations to handle whatever disruptive event may come. Bring your questions for our lively Q&A session following the presentation. Register now so you won't miss out on this chance to learn how to move beyond basic backup with the Disaster Recovery Continuum.

Speakers:

Joe Ghory
Product Marketing Manager
Riverbed

Eric Harless
Director, Recovery Management Product Management
Computer Associates

On-Demand Web Seminar: Discover How to Reduce Your Total Cost of Ownership for Disaster Recovery with Riverbed
- Produced by Riverbed

In this on-demand webinar, you will learn how global companies have implemented a disaster recovery solution that accelerates data protection and recovery with short-term ROI thanks to Riverbed Steelhead Appliances and CA Recovery Management Software.

The Riverbed Steelhead Appliance coupled with the CA Recovery Management solution integrates cross-platform WAN optimized data replication with CDP, HA failover, Traditional Backup, and DR testing. When combined together, they provide a powerful multi-layered disaster recovery solution that covers a wide range of contingencies.

Attendees will learn:

• What users expect from BC/DR solutions today
• How to enable accelerated cross-platform data replication
• When to use Continuous Data Protection (CDP), High-Availability failover, and traditional backup solutions
• The importance of DR testing and how to avoid impacting operations
• How to combine all these features into a powerful multi-layered disaster recovery solution that covers a wide range of contingencies

And, you'll also hear from Ruden McClosky, a joint customer who enhanced their DR strategy while lowering costs.

Speakers:
David Luft
SVP, Software Engineering
Recovery Management & Data Modeling Business Unit
CA

Harold Byun
Senior Product Manager
Riverbed

Ben Weinberger
IT Director
Ruden McClosky

On-Demand Web Seminar: Optimizing Disaster Recovery with Riverbed and LeftHand Networks iSCSI SAN
- Produced by Riverbed

This webinar, sponsored by LeftHand Networks and Riverbed, will review how iSCSI SAN solutions and Wide-area Data Services (WDS) can accelerate data replication and backup to remote sites to protect data and enable faster recovery in the event of a disaster. Furthermore, the combination of LeftHand Networks simple to deploy and manage iSCSI SANs and the bandwidth optimization achieved with WDS can help companies control costs while still ensuring data protection and data availability.

On-Demand Web Seminar: Accelerate Disaster Recovery
- Produced by Riverbed

Accelerating disaster recovery is a requirement in today's business environment. There is no room for downtime, and lost data is a competitive liability. Learn how advancements in wide-area data services (WDS) can reduce RPOs and RTOs even more. And hear featured customer case studies demonstrating how enterprises are putting these solutions into practice today.

Listen to a real-world customer deploying both of these solutions, how they have improved their IT environment, and optimized disaster recovery.

Learn how Thomas Weisel utilized 3PAR Utility Storage and Riverbed Steelhead appliances to consolidate their disaster recovery infrastructure, and how IT managers like you no longer need to face the difficult tradeoffs and decisions that can leave applications unprotected.