SharePoint High Availability
Sponsored by: Metalogix
ITPro Today
March 14, 2013
1 Min Read
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Users want their content to be ready to serve them at all times. SharePoint high availability is gaining traction in the SharePoint community for three major reasons:
Less tolerance for downtime of any kind
More business processes are technology dependent
The perceived and actual risks are increasing
This new white paper explores the trend towards high availability, how high availability differs from disaster recovery, and how to meet your high availability goals.
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