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Email is the
single most important tool in helping employees to get work
done. The average email user spends nearly 30% of his
or her day doing something in their email client or
browser-based equivalent. And, despite the
conventional wisdom, email is being used more
over time – not less – as it becomes the focal point for
integrating various types of communication and business
processes.
Because access to
email and the information contained within it is so
critical, it must remain continuously available.
Outages of even a few minutes in length can create huge
problems for individual email users, as well as the business
processes that rely on email as their transport
infrastructure.
Join us to learn
just how important email really is to organizations of all
sizes, and how you can ensure that email remains available
as close to 24x7 as possible.
In this 55-minute
Webinar, you will discover:
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Average
current levels of downtime in email systems.
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How to
determine what email downtime costs your
organization.
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Why email
systems go down.
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The
importance of establishing Service Level Agreements,
Recovery Point Objectives and Recovery Time
Objectives and how to determine what each of these
should be.
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Best
practices in ensuring email continuity.
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TUESDAY
MARCH 8, 2011
1:30pm EST
12:30pm CST
11:30am MST
10:30am PST
18:30 UK Time
SPEAKERS
Michael Osterman
Principal
Osterman Research, Inc.
Scott Jenkins
Systems Consultant
Quest Software
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