Planning for Failure: Why to Consider Azure for Disaster Recovery as a Service

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January 28 2016

"Disaster recovery is one of those afterthoughts, typically, in organizations," says Tim Harris, vice president of strategy and solutions with Arbela Technologies. "I think it's because of the perceived complexity."

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