Is it more important to recover quickly from a failure, or to recover as close to the point of failure as possible? Therein lies the challenge of determining what your business resiliency factors must be—and how effectively your business needs to recover to remain in business.

This section will help you understand what your recovery objectives are—a specific point in time for your data and how fast you need to be up and running—and how to determine those objectives for your organization. It will also help you determine your optimum availability, evaluate some of the solutions to meet your objectives and provide guidelines on calculating ROI.

It answers the top five questions of recovery and resiliency:

• How do I determine my optimum availability level?
• Are there ways to improve availability that do not involve software?
• What are the most common availability solutions?
• What are the alternatives for software-based DR and information availability solutions?
• How do I calculate return on investment (ROI) and total cost of ownership (TCO) for a solution?

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Step 1: Get Started
Step 2: How to Assess the Financial Impact of Downtime
Step 3: Determining Business Resiliency: It’s All About Recovery Time
Step 4: Find Additional Resources