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80% of small businesses that experience a major disaster go out of business within 3 years, while 50% of businesses experience an unforeseen interruption. The most common business disaster is data loss, often caused by human error, hardware failure, natural disasters, or theft. By 2014, mid-sized companies will have adopted cloud-based recovery solutions to support IT operations recovery in the event of a disaster.
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