Delivering continuous data protection (CDP) services

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Continuous data protection (CDP) is starting to draw the attention of storage experts and vendors alike. Inherent to the technology is granular backup that can record individual changes to data in a system. But even more seductive is the capability to capture the disaster recovery and backup markets through one piece of technology.

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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