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Category Archives: Resilience
Article Review: Integrating Business Continuity Criteria into Your Supply Chain
[Repost. Going through old archives.] “Integrating Business Continuity Criteria into Your Supply Chain” by Geary W. Sikich is an excellent, excellent article. Clearly the author knows what he wants to say, and has thought for a long time about how … Continue reading
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Virtualizing for Resiliency
This was originally written on March 6, 2006. —————————————————– A colleague sent this article on virtualization to me today. This is not the first virtualization-related piece of information to come across my desk today either. There are also calls to … Continue reading
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Software as a Service – a resiliency look
Preamble: I wrote this a while ago, and moved it to this blog in draft mode. It is being republished because… I do not have time to write anything new. Comments welcome. —– Starting point for ruminations was this – … Continue reading
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