Disaster recovery: US business and IT executives poles apart

Only 14% of business executives in the US think their company data would be very vulnerable in the event of a business disaster. This compares to 44% of European business executives, according to research by RoperASW, the US-based research service.

Only 14% of business executives in the US think their company data would be very vulnerable in the event of a business disaster. This compares to 44% of European business executives, according to research by RoperASW, the US-based research service.

But the CIO response is markedly different -over half of US-based CIOs think corporate data is very vulnerable, whereas the European figures stands at 44%. This shows a significant divergence, particularly in the US, in the way that business executives and their IT counterparts perceive the problem of disaster recovery.

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