Improve your Business Continuity Disaster Recovery
Strategy with Resilient Communications Services
Tuesday
November 9, 2010
2:00pm ET
11:00am PT |
Unless you are still using backup tapes transported via the sneakernet, network connectivity is probably an important part of your BCDR strategy. Communication services are so important that some businesses use multiple carriers to protect their connections. Even if you have redundant communications services from two different carriers, they could be delivering their connections to you using a common path. There is no protection if you lose your connection because of a fiber cut and both of your carriers use the same cable.
What if you don’t have the budget for redundant connections? How can you ensure that you have the best protection you can get?
During this webinar, we will highlight some of the key ways that your communications network can support or improve an effective BCDR plan. You will learn how you can improve the resiliency of your network and insure that you have the protection and recovery capabilities needed.
Your BCDR Plan: It’s Only as Effective as the Network that Supports It
Attend the webinar, and receive our free white paper, BCDR: 4 Critical Questions for Your Communications Provider. Learn why your network infrastructure plays a fundamental role in the successful execution of your BCDR plan. Know what four questions you can’t risk not asking. From common points of failure, to network outage reduction and recovery times, this paper provides the guidelines you need to ensure your network infrastructure can effectively and efficiently support your BCDR plan. Also included is a case study based on a national, geographically dispersed company. |
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Presenters:
| Chris McReynolds |
| Senior Director Product Management |
Chris McReynolds has been with Level 3 for 4 years starting in the corporate strategy group exploring wireless backhaul, international expansion, content distribution network optimization, and video creation & distribution supply chains. Since then he has managed various products and services, and currently leads the team responsible for Metro and Intercity Private Line and Ethernet Private Line Services for North America.
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| Michael Anderson |
| Senior Product Marketing Manager
Level 3 Communications |
Michael Anderson is a Senior Product Marketing Manager for Level 3 Communications, and is responsible for Level 3’s Data and Internet products marketing strategy. Mr. Anderson has worked in the Telecommunications industry for over twenty years in a wide range of roles including IT, network operations, software development, product management and marketing. He attended Colorado Technical College, Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he earned degrees in computer science and electrical engineering.
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Erin Harrison
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| Executive Editor, Strategic Initiatives
TMCnet |
Erin Harrison brings more than 12 years of publishing, journalism and online media experience to her role as Executive Editor, Strategic Initiatives at TMC, where she oversees the company’s strategic editorial initiatives. Erin covers IP communications, information technology and other related topics. Previously, Erin served as the founding editor-in-chief of Executive Decision magazine, a business-to-business magazine that reached approximately 150,000 C-level executives from the Fortune 1000 and beyond. Prior to her tenure at Executive Decision, Erin was an editor at Scholastic Library Publishing and was the executive editor of Real Estate magazine, a national monthly magazine specializing in the residential real estate and relocation industries.
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