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By Allan Tan | Feb 1, 2010

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Businesses are not immune to disk failure. Kroll Ontrack's Adrian Briscoe suggests that when purchasing a new server think about disaster recovery measures at the same time. Reliance on DVDs and tapes for long-term archive requires understanding the value of your information stored on drives.

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