MS: Symantec Backup Exec & System Recovery 2010
Symantec has just released the new 2010 version of Backup Exec and Backup Exec System Recovery. These new versions of the market leading backup solutions will help IT Professionals augment and streamline the backup and recovery process, allowing them to keep up with ever increasing complexity and end user expectations.
This Seminar will cover the following topics:
- Increasing IT Complexity and End User Expectations
- How to Reduce your Backup Windows and Achieve “Time to Recovery” and “Point of Recovery” Objectives
- New Modules available with Backup Exec 2010 - Deduplication and Archiving
- Single Pass Backups with Granular Recovery of Exchange and Sharepoint
- Protecting Virtual Systems - VMware VSphere and Microsoft Hyper-V
- Recover Critical Servers in Hours, not Days, with Backup Exec System Recovery 2010
- Lunch with Question and Answer Session
TNS would like to invite you to this timely and valuable event. This is the next in our ongoing series of training seminars focused on providing IT professionals the tools and technical foundations that will help them develop, plan, implement, and support their networks and corporate data. These “MS” events are led by our manufacturers’ technical resources that are deeply knowledgeable in the topics and products being discussed. The focus is on new and powerful solutions that help organizations address IT challenges, opportunities, and make the most of ever tightening IT Budgets.
The
MS: Symantec Backup Exec and System Recovery 2010 training seminar will be held on
Wednesday, February 24th, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Pastries and juice will be provided in the morning and a light lunch will be provided after the seminar.
Symantec Engineers will be available to answer all of your technical questions.
This training seminar has a technical rating of 3 (Scaled from 1=low to 5=high).
Seating for this seminar is limited; please register early!!
Go to the
TNS Event Registration webpage to register for this and other TNS events.
