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Views on the business continuity software market

Following Continuity Central’s recent survey into business continuity software usage we asked some of the key suppliers of business continuity software to answer a standard set of questions about trends in the business continuity software market. The responses can be read below:

• Clearview Continuity
• eBRP
• Factonomy
• INONI
• Phoenix
• RecoveryPlanner.com, Inc.
• RSA Archer
• Strategic BCP
• Sungard Availability Services
• Waypoint Advisory

More entries will be posted as they become available.

Software suppliers: if you would like to have your responses listed above please contact editor@continuitycentral.com

•Date: 20th June 2014 • World •Type: Article • Topic: Business continuity software
UPDATED 6th AUGUST 2014

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