business continuity news from FierceCIO

Hurricane Earl may present a blustery challenge for some IT systems, but the most likely casualties will be teleworkers, not data centers, analysts predict. Backup facilities and generators tend to Read more...

The increasingly mobile and dispersed workforce of 2010 requires communications tools that are much different from those enabled by traditional enterprise systems. The marketplace of technologies Read more...

There's a growing demand for archiving software among CIOs who want to protect their systems from incidents involving disaster recovery and business continuity, according to market research firm IDC, Read more...

There are five major issues IT managers must consider to ensure smooth data center operations in 2007: regulatory compliance, disaster recovery/business continuity, power, cooling, and IT as a Read more...

Often, IT leaders and business leaders are at odds on the importance of business continuity and disaster recovery technology. That's partially because IT managers think that their job is to make Read more...

According to a survey of 176 corporate executives and 351 IT managers by Harris Interactive for SunGard Data Systems, most IT managers consider disaster recovery and business continuity important Read more...

Several technology trends will shape how CIOs work to meet corporate goals this year. Security underlies many of them; more sophisticated attacks are expected to continue, and people's lack of Read more...

CIOs are still focusing on the basics: IT/business alignment, process improvement and business continuity. That leaves them little time for more strategy-focused issues, such as cost control, Read more...

Battling and prepping for a potential pandemic isn't a typical challenge for most tech leaders, but it is for Priceline CIO Ron Rose. His company is in the business of helping people move Read more...