Oracle details ‘Disaster Recovery’ roadshow

April 6 - 3pm Sean Mitchell 13

This article could be out of date, as it was published 2 years 1 month 18 days ago.

Oracle, in partnership with Dbvisit, will host two ‘Disaster Recovery Strategies for Oracle Standard Edition’ seminars in late April.

“If your data is held in an Oracle database (especially Standard Edition), then this free breakfast seminar for IT Managers and Senior DBAs is relevant to you,” says the firm.

Speakers David Woolford (Channel Manager, Oracle New Zealand) and Arjen Visser (CEO and Technical Director, Avisit Solutions Limited, the makers of Dbvisit).

Topics covered include:

How to develop your DR strategy

Database backup and recovery solutions available to Oracle users

Oracle Enterprise and Standard Edition commercials

3rd party and Cloud leveraged DR solutions

Solution cost profiles

Dates for your diary:

27th April, 2011

Rendezvous Hotel

Auckland

28th April, 2011

Copthorne Oriental Bay

Wellington

Registration details can be found here.

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