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Five Steps to Evaluating Business Continuity Services

A do-it-yourself approach to business continuity has its advantages but isnt right for everyone.

By Stacy Collett

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Stacy Collett is a freelance writer in the Chicago area. Send comments to csoletters@csoonline.com.

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Vendor Snapshot

A sampling of the companies that offer business continuity and disaster recovery services. This list is not comprehensive.

Market LeadersHewlett-Packard

www.hp.com/services

IBM Business Continuity Resiliency Services (part of IBM Global Services)

www.ibm.com/services

SunGard

www.sungard.com

Planning SoftwareeBRP Solutions

www.ebrp.net

Office-Shadow

www.office-shadow.com

Strohl Systems

www.strohlsystems.com

Replication Software Hitachi Data Systems

www.hds.com

Network Appliance

www.netapp.com

Symantec

www.symantec.com

Implementation

EMC

www.emc.com

Forsythe www.forsythe.com
GlassHouse Technologies

www.glasshouse.com

Sources: Forrester, Gartner, Hoovers

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