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Free Backup and Data Recovery Self-Evaluation Guide Available to IT Pros Publication date: Friday, 13 May 2005 Results Help Companies Assess Viability of Disk-Based Approaches CHANHASSEN, Minn., May 12, 2005 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Datalink (Nasdaq: DTLK), an independent information storage architect, has announced the immediate availability of a comprehensive new self-evaluation guide entitled "Disk-Based Backup and Recovery: Is it Right for My Organization?" Designed to help IT professionals determine if disk-based backup and recovery options are right for their company, the guide poses 20 questions about their current environment, goals, and needs, and provides actionable feedback based on their responses. The self-evaluation guide is divided into three sections focusing on business drivers, operational considerations and recovery performance considerations. Each section helps companies assess common data recovery and backup pain points, and provides a basis to analyze whether a disk-based solution is the best option for their organization. Additionally, the guide provides a brief overview of four disk-based architectures. "Before companies compare disk-based backup architectures, they should first take the time to evaluate whether or not it is warranted in their environment," said Scott Robinson, CTO, Datalink. "Some companies may only need to optimize their current tape environment, while others may need to augment their existing infrastructure with faster disk technologies that can meet their recovery point and recovery time objectives. Every situation is unique." The free guide is now available for ordering at http://www.datalink.com/guide . About Datalink Datalink is an information storage architect. Datalink analyzes, designs, implements, and supports information storage infrastructures that store, protect, and provide continuous access to information. For more information about Datalink call , or visit Datalink online at http://www.datalink.com. |
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