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Double-Take® Software Presents Disaster Recovery for Microsoft® Office SharePoint® Server 2007 at the SQL Server Magazine Connections Conference
Business Wire, April 16, 2008
Company to Address High Availability and Disaster Recovery for SharePoint
SOUTHBOROUGH, Mass. -- Double-Take[R] Software (NASDAQ: DBTK), a leading provider of continuous data protection and recovery software, announced today that Bob Roudebush, director of solutions engineering , will present at the SQL Server Magazine Connections Conference being held April 20-23 in Orlando.
As companies rely on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 to streamline their business workflows across the company, it is important they ensure the data is highly available and easily recovered in the event of a disaster. In his presentation "High Availability, Disaster Recovery and SharePoint Server 2007," Roudebush will address solutions to this concern and show IT managers how to properly plan for disaster recovery and high availability of their SharePoint servers.
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For more information on attending the SQL Server Connections Conference, visit http://www.devconnections.com/shows/SP2008SQL/default.asp?s=114.
For more information on Double-Take Software, visit www.doubletake.com.
About Double-Take[R] Software
Headquartered in Southborough, Massachusetts, Double-Take[R] Software (Nasdaq: DBTK) is a leading provider of affordable software for recoverability, including continuous data replication, application availability and system state protection. Double-Take Software products and services enable customers to protect and recover business-critical data and applications such as Microsoft Exchange, SQL Server, and SharePoint in both physical and virtual environments. With its unparalleled partner programs, technical support, and professional services, Double-Take Software is the solution of choice for more than ten thousand customers worldwide, from SMEs to the Fortune 500. Information about Double-Take Software's products and services can be found at www.doubletake.com.
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(c) Double-Take Software. All rights reserved. Double-Take, GeoCluster, Double-Take for Virtual Systems, and NSI are registered trademarks of Double-Take Software, Inc. Balance and Double-Take ShadowCaster are trademarks of Double-Take Software, Inc. TimeData is a registered trademark of Double-Take Software Canada, Inc. TimeData logo is a trademark of Double-Take Software Canada, Inc. Microsoft, SharePoint, Windows, and the Windows logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective companies.
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