Server virtualization has proved to be an advantageous in disaster recovery situations because if physical servers have been destroyed, it’s easy to restore backups to virtual hardware. Learn how healthcare facilities can benefit from adding server virtualization to disaster recovery plans, while maintaining compliance.

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May 22, 2012

Planning for virtualized disaster recovery in a health care setting sponsored by Dell Compellent
Server virtualization has proved to be an excellent technology for use in disaster recovery situations. If disaster strikes and an organization's physical servers have been destroyed, it is possible to restore backups of those systems to virtual hardware. Unfortunately, healthcare organizations do not have the luxury of deploying a virtualized disaster recovery site without first planning for both Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance. Learn how healthcare facilities can benefit from adding server virtualization to disaster recovery plans, while maintaining compliance. (THIS RESOURCE IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE.)

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