Virtual Machine Backup and Recovery Five Critical Decisions

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Learn More Virtual Machine Backup and Recovery Five Critical Decisions Because of the outstanding economy, flexibility, and service levels it offers, virtualization is transforming data centers at breakneck speed: by 2016, an estimated 80% of the world's x86 servers will be virtual machines (VMs). But the speed of this transformation raise challenges for traditional IT services and the teams that deliver them. Learn More Forward to a Friend >>

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