DR/BC

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DR/BC

(Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity) Refers to the entire process of recovering from some calamity such as a fire or earthquake. The disaster recovery part deals with restoring all computer systems and networks, while business continuity refers to prioritizing and loading the applications most necessary to keep the enterprise running. See disaster recovery.

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MRAM's stability makes it a powerful contender in any DR/BC contingency plan.

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