From high availability and disaster recovery to business continuity solutions

Authors:
Th. Lumpp;J. Schneider;J, Holtz;M. Mueller;N. Lenz;A. Biazetti;D. Petersen
Affiliations:
IBM Software Group, IBM Development Laboratory Boeblingen, Boeblingen, Germany;IBM Software Group, IBM Development Laboratory Boeblingen, Boeblingen, Germany;IBM Software Group, IBM Development Laboratory Boeblingen, Boeblingen, Germany;IBM Software Group, IBM Development Laboratory Boeblingen, Boeblingen, Germany;IBM Software Group, IBM Development Laboratory Boeblingen, Boeblingen, Germany;IBM Software Group, Durham, NC;IBM Systems and Technology Group, Gaithersburg, MD
Venue:
IBM Systems Journal
Year:
2008

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Abstract

This paper introduces, at a high level, the key topics relevant to continuous availability of IBM systems infrastructures. After defining terms and identifying what is encompassed in the scope of continuous availability of IBM system infrastructures, ...