VARs who work in this field would be well served to start keeping track of these CDP technologies. Some early adopters will provide the opportunity to get hands on training with CDP. But, as always, the more education VARs have, the better positioned they will be to serve the market once the technology explodes. This guide offers an overview of CDP technology and the basics to understanding it.
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- Immediate continuous data protection (CDP) opportunities for VARs
The storage market is beginning to trend toward continuous data protection (CDP). While the technology may not catch on in 2007, in the coming years customers will recognize the need for CDP and begin to ask their VARs tough questions. Get a leg up by learning about this technology that will provide opportunity for continuous revenue streams. - CDP functionality basics
Storage analyst Jerome Wendt discusses the affect CDP technology will have on the channel. Wendt also addresses the basic issues that must be confronted when VARs attempt to install and support a CDP system for their customers. - CDP overview
Did the origins of CDP start with tape backup? Read about the origins of CDP in this comprehensive overview. - CDP requires a clear purpose in the enterprise
Before a customer is prepared to install a new storage technology on their system they will want all the facts. VARs have the opportunity to position themselves as leading educators on CDP technology. This introduction to CDP is a good educational reference, while also acting as a guide for VARs who are looking to add CDP to a customer's business strategy. - CDP platform specifications
Looking for a place to start researching the specifics of CDP technology? This buying guide breaks down individual vendors and the approach they offer for CDP. - Practical solutions for one-time data migrations
Platform changes involve more than simply racking servers and installing operating systems. Don't miss out on these data migration and replication services opportunities.
This was first published in February 2007
Channel Strategies for the CIO
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