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To some it seems like recovery time objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO) are interchangeable items But they are distinctly different and have a different purpose RTO focuses on the time frame involved in which an organization will be able to resume business after an incident or disaster It is measured in minutes, hours, […]
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Recovery Time Objective (RTO) – the maximum length of time that a business process can be unavailable This is measured in terms of time elapsed from the beginning of a disaster until the systems are operating again Recovery Point Objective (RPO) – how much work in progress can be lost
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What are the latest recovery time objective (RTO) trends that companies and storage pros are seeing in the market?
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Where does Microsoft Azure Site Recovery stand in the disaster recovery market, including its features, differentiators, and reviews?
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An RTO and RPO assessment The RTO and recovery point objective (RPO) should be established by leadership to define the maximum downtime allowed and the maximum data loss that the business will tolerate
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