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BREAKING IT NEWS FOR AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS Tuesday January 13, 2009
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EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning everyone,

The second State of the Data Centre Report by Symantec is out this morning, with a couple of interesting results.

The one that caught our eye was the percentage of Aussie firms that haven't updated DR plans to recover virtual servers.

We concede that may have something to do with virtualisation penetration in the enterprise, but with most firms seemingly using virtual servers in test or pre-production, adding them into the DR strategy might be worthwhile in '09.

Let us know how you're dealing with virtual servers from a DR standpoint.

-- Ry Crozier

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

Storage
Aussie data centre disaster recovery skips virtual servers

By Ry Crozier | January 13, 2009

Almost one in three disaster recovery plans in Aussie data centres don't cover virtual servers, according to a new Symantec report.

 
 
Internet
Google debunks search energy usage claims

By Ian Williams | January 13, 2009

Google has denied claims that just two searches on its site uses the same amount of energy as boiling a kettle.

 
 
Operating Systems
Microsoft resumes Windows 7 test downloads

By Staff Writers | January 13, 2009

Microsoft launched downloads of the public test version of its new version of Windows on Saturday, after a one-day delay due to overwhelming demand.

 
 
Business
Credit crunch hits outsourcing providers

By Phil Muncaster | January 13, 2009

The deepening financial crisis is having a dramatic effect on the outsourcing market, according to new figures from Compass Management Consulting.

 
 
Software
Content management key to a greener enterprise

By Phil Muncaster | January 13, 2009

Effective use of enterprise content management (ECM) tools can improve process efficiencies and boost environmentally friendly practices, according to new research from Gartner.

 
 
Internet
MelZoo takes on Google with split-screen search

By Phil Muncaster | January 13, 2009

The latest in a long line of challengers to Google emerged at the weekend with the launch of a search engine called MelZoo, which has been designed to maximise user productivity.

 
 

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