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Business continuity Maintaining Communications After A Disaster
Jason Bates
September 1, 2006

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An increasing number of organizations are discovering that the only way to guarantee their communication systems stay online during times of crisis is to employ satellite backup systems to their terrestrial networks, which can be knocked out by any number of natural or manmade events. For IT/Network...

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