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IT/Dev Connections 2017: Focusing on Windows 10 Deployment Challenges with Johan Arwidmark

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Is it time to take a closer look at your current or upcoming deployment plans for Windows 10? These sessions at ITDC 2017 will give you all the resources you need no matter where you are at in the process.

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Why Snapshots Alone Are Not Backups

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Having a clear picture of what VM snapshots and backups can do for you is critical when your data is at stake. To dispel any doubts, snapshots are NOT backups. They are two different processes designed to address different needs. Today, I’m going to explain the discrepancy between VM snapshots and backups, and provide you with a few scenarios where each of them best fits.

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Why Snapshots Alone Are Not Backups

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Having a clear picture of what VM snapshots and backups can do for you is critical when your data is at stake. To dispel any doubts, snapshots are NOT backups. They are two different processes designed to address different needs. Today, I’m going to explain the discrepancy between VM snapshots and backups, and provide you with a few scenarios where each of them best fits.

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Why Snapshots Alone Are Not Backups

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Having a clear picture of what VM snapshots and backups can do for you is critical when your data is at stake. To dispel any doubts, snapshots are NOT backups. They are two different processes designed to address different needs. Today, I’m going to explain the discrepancy between VM snapshots and backups, and provide you with a few scenarios where each of them best fits.

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