7 Critical Office 365 Data Restore Questions (And Answers)
Backing up the data is only half the job and the devil is in the restore.
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Duration: 1 Hour
Sam Valme
Partner Enablement Program Manager, AvePointSam heads AvePoint’s Partner Enablement Program. Sam has in-depth expertise working with federal clients such as the Department of State, NASA, and the Defense Health Agency among others to ensure their success in SharePoint and Office 365.
Eddie Lee
Senior Solution Engineer, AvePoint Public SectorA Senior Solution Engineer supporting AvePoint Public Sector, Eddie Lee provides the federal, state, local, and education sectors with software and service solutions to maximize organization cloud investments. Eddie has a service background as a consultant to numerous federal government agencies delivering engagements with focuses on technology adoption, digital transformation, and business process re-engineering. Eddie has a passion for finding unique solutions to business challenges, current or anticipated.
It’s not enough to just consider Office 365 backup.
Organizations need a plan to restore critical information– and it isn’t a one-size-fits-all process.
Identifying if you need a third-party backup solution, and if so which one, requires a deep analysis of how you not only backup but restore your data to meet your organization’s content availability and compliance needs.
Questions your organization must ask - and that we will answer:
What data backup and restore options does Microsoft offer and what is our responsibility?
Who can perform what restores?
How often should we perform test restores?
How granular does the restore data need to be?
How quickly do different workloads need to be restored and in what format?
What restore options are available and practical for disaster recovery?
How does GDPR and other data privacy regulations impact my data restore operations?
Register today to ensure that when your end users come calling, you have restorable data.
