Webinar: What you need to know about VSS
StorageCraft
Date: 2nd March 2012
StorageCraft’s training specialist Jack Alsop will take a technical deep-dive into VSS and deliver an in-depth analysis as to why VSS is absolutely critical to ShadowProtect, real-time protection and recovery.
VSS is a powerful technology that delivers substantial benefits to companies of all sizes, including physical and virtual environments. Even if you understand VSS, this session will help proliferate your knowledge.
At the end, you’ll have the chance to get your remaining questions answered.
Venue:
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/302875144
Start: 11:00am
Finish: 11:30am
- Website: http://www.storagecraft.com.au/
- Email: marketing@storagecraft.com.au
- Phone: 0280614419
- RSVP: No
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