The Path to Continuous Availability with Windows Server 2012

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In IT organizations, there’s only one thing more critical than information—and that’s ensuring access to that information whenever it is needed. Today’s organizations simply cannot afford system failures or maintenance to cause downtime in any area. That’s why Windows Server 2012 includes enhancements that not only protect data but maximize availability from the foundational layers of the storage stack all the way up to the application and beyond. Windows Server 2012 goes beyond high availability with a versatile array of capabilities that are flexible enough to address availability needs under a wide variety of scenarios. Whether your organization is small or large, whether your environment is heterogeneous or not, Windows Server 2012 Beta capabilities can help you lead your organization down the path towards continuous availability. #TEWSV328

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