Webinar: 5 Key Steps to Disaster Recovery Nirvana

Webinar: 5 Key Steps to Disaster Recovery Nirvana

Is your company prepared?

A disaster may strike at any time and damage your company’s reputation—or worse. And without a solid, up-to-date DR plan in place, your business may never recover.

Join Anexinet Cloud Solutions Director Ned Bellavance as he discusses the five key steps to get you well on your way to Disaster Recovery Nirvana, including:

  • How disaster Recovery is more than just technology
  • Disaster Recovery Plan testing strategies
  • Affordable, robust hybrid DR solutions

Most corporate Disaster Recovery Plans are out of date, underfunded, and have never been tested to gauge their effectiveness. Eliminate a myriad of vulnerabilities: upgrade your Disaster Recovery Plan today to ensure the survival of your business-critical applications and data following a disaster.

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Presenters:

Director, Cloud Solutions and Microsoft MVP

Ned Bellavance is an IT professional with over 15 years of experience in the industry. Starting as a humble helpdesk operator, Ned has worked up through the ranks of systems administration and infrastructure architecture, and in the process developed an expansive understanding of IT infrastructure and the applications it supports. Currently, Ned works as the Director of Cloud Solutions for Anexinet in the Philadelphia metropolitan area, specializing in Enterprise Architecture both on-premise and in the cloud. Ned holds a number of industry certifications from Microsoft, VMware, Citrix, and Cisco. He also has a B.S. in Computer Science and an MBA with an Information Technology concentration.