Why companies need to have a business continuity plan

Duncan Epping is Chief Technologist working for VMware in the Office of CTO of the Storage and Availability business unit. He is specialized in Software Defined Storage, hyper-converged infrastructures and business continuity/disaster recovery solutions. Furthermore, he is also owner/author of VMware Virtualization blog Yellow-Bricks.com, which has been voted number 1 blog eight consecutive times by the virtualization community. He explained us why businiess continuity is so important for all companies and which are the risks of not having such a plan. We also asked him what he thinks the virtualization world has in store for the future.

Read the article over at Praim here.

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