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A Valentine's day ice storm put a strain on JetBlue's systems and processes for handling reservations, rerouting traffic and tracking flight crews. How did they handle it?
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Most storm victims have been identified but the software FEMA used to track and identify the dead is still lacking.
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At Strong Angel III—a sort of humanitarian war games held last month in San Diego—vendors like Microsoft and Google set aside competitive instincts to piece together a $35 million computer network for aid workers responding to a disaster. One sc
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One year after the Category 5 hurricane ravaged the southeast, information-technology managers in New Orleans who are still rebuilding backup systems hope they won't be tested again.
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Veritas customers are optimistic the company's new parent, Symantec, will integrate products.
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EMC has bolstered its offerings by acquiring technologies.
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Network Appliance products get kudos for ease of use and cost savings.
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How Market Street Mortgage CIO Charlie Pelton prepared for hurricanes.
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City officials saw disaster preparedness as a job for another day. Then Katrina struck. In the six months since the hurricane blew apart the city, New Orleans officials have been improvising a plan to put its information infrastructure back together. Here
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With the bodies of 270 Hurricane Katrina victims lying unidentified in a morgue, a database intended to help medical examiners make IDs is coming up short.
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Estimate your company's costs to relocate a data center.
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Vacuum-cleaner maker Oreck had the linchpin of its business continuity plan blown away by Hurricane Katrina. Intercosmos Media Group rode out Katrina with half a terabyte of data on the line, guarded by a former Green Beret whose preparations included gen
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Your data center doesn't cut it anymore. What should you budget for a move to one that can meet your needs?
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A blaze in a New York subway station threatened to derail service for years—but a resourceful manager helped get the trains rolling again
in 10 days.
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Three years after its tragedy on September 11, Cantor Fitzgerald uses pop quizzes to make sure it's ready for any disaster it could face.
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