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Florida Law Firm Ensures Its Data Is Available, Even if a Hurricane Strikes

whitepaper Ruden McClosky is one of Florida's largest and most prominent law firms, providing a full range of legal services and business solutions across 10 Florida offices and one office in Venezuela. The director of IT decided to set up a secondary data...

Tags: infrastructure management, florida, wide area network, global crossing

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[10 Apr 2008]

Laws of Data Recovery

whitepaper The main task of the director of IT for Fort Lauderdale-based law firm was to make the 200-attorney firm with 10 offices throughout Florida hurricane-proof. The goal was to make sure the company's employees retained access to its most critical...

Tags: high availability, availability, clients, employees

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[10 Apr 2008]

Yahoo! CEO: Business 'grey areas' are international obstacle

News has undertaken, including helping raise money for the American Red Cross in the wake of Hurricane Katrina's disastrous strike on New Orleans in 2005. He said: "We operate within these environments to the extent that the law has any clarity.

Tags: china, yang, yahoo

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[04 Apr 2008]

Webcast: Step-by-Step Disaster Recovery Planning for the 2006 Hurricane Season

whitepaper This TechRepublic Webcast features two guests from the New Orleans law firm of Chaffe McCall, L.L.P.who explain how XOsoft helped their organization and other companies in the hurricane zone make advanced preparations to ensure continuous...

Tags: continuous, disaster, james, law firm

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[12 Dec 2007]

US toys with emergency warning system update

News The idea of expanding the warnings to other media appears to have escalated in popularity since Hurricane Katrina and the communications bungles that occurred during the storm. And local and state governments failed to activate it for Hurricane...

Tags: emergency warning, emergency

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[21 Jul 2006]

New Orleans plans free wi-fi

News New Orleans plans to be the first major city to offer free wireless internet access to its citizens in an effort to entice businesses and people to return to the city after the devastating hurricane season.

Tags: citywide wi-fi, new orleans, wireless, wi-fi

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[30 Nov 2005]

Hurricane Katrina comms breakdown probed by FCC

News The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) has pledged to examine communications infrastructure breakdowns that hampered emergency response and rescue efforts in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, saying it would aid victims of the crisis.

Tags: katrina, fcc

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[16 Sep 2005]