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1. Resiliency in the cloud:
myths versus facts
On average, an infrastructure failure can
cost US$100,000 an hour and a critical
application failure can cost US$500,000 to
$1 million per hour1
Regulators only care
about recovery for
systems of record.
Don’t overlook your
systems of engagement
and systems of insight—
regulators won’t.
59% of firms with an in-house
disaster recovery solution were only somewhat
successful in meeting recovery objectives
during testing2
Testing? Easy!
A realistic testing
environment takes
stringent planning.
Migrating to cloud
automatically makes
workloads resilient.
Resiliency must be
designed, implemented
and maintained.
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It’s no myth that cloud offers enormous potential for improved, more agile resiliency.
A structured approach can help you make the right decisions, right from the start.
Four-step approach to cloud resiliency.
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1
DevOps and the Cost of Downtime: Fortune 1000, Best Practice Metrics Quantified by Stephen Elliot, December 2014, IDC #253155
2
”The Risks of ‘Do It Yourself Disaster Recovery,” a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of IBM, January 2013.
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