Amid the devastation of Hurricane Wilma in October 2005, IT professionals appraised their disaster-recovery and data-protection plans and said their strategies are in flux, regular testing is necessary and funding is still hard to get. At the Storage Networking World conference held in October 2005 - attended by more than 2,000 IT professionals - a panel of users said that although disaster recovery and data protection head their lists of IT priorities, funding is often elusive, and many of their strategies are in transition as their storage and application infrastructure changes. Funding a disaster-recovery scheme is difficult. Money for disaster recovery is often denied because businesses don't understand its necessity.
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