| Event Information: | How the University of Texas Averted IT Disaster During Hurricane Dolly |
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| Date and Time: | August 13th 2009 09:00 AM Pacific Standard Time (GMT -08:00, San Francisco) |
| Program: | State & Local Government |
| Duration: | 60 mins |
| Description: | ON-DEMAND WEBCAST Email and Web-based applications are critical to the day-to-day operations of the University of Texas at Brownsville (UTB). They are the principal means for their staff, students and faculty of 18,000 to collaborate and communicate. Situated in the Gulf of Mexico in the heart of hurricane country, UTB needs to ensure that these vital IT systems will be up and running at all times. In this webcast, members of the UTB IT department discuss how they used the combination of CA XOsoft and VMware® virtualization to implement a cost-effective disaster recovery environment at a remote “hot site” in Austin, Texas, 400 miles away from their Brownsville campus, and how their solution helped them keep UTB’s IT services up and running across campus during Hurricane Dolly in 2008. View this webcast to learn more about:
John Benjamin, Director, Technical Sales, CA Brian Matthews, Software Systems Specialist, UTB Alejandro Herrera, Computer User Services Specialist, UTB Ibby Rahmani, Sr. Product Marketing Manager, VMware |
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