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  Well in one sense, yes. Third party software may not always run smoothly with Microsoft suites and now with the release of Microsoft System Centre Data Protection Manager, the chances of incompatibility are lower. Theregister posts states: Windows Enterprise Management VP Kirill Tatarinov said: "DPM Version 2 combines the concepts of continuous data protection and traditional tape backup, online and offline, into a single product, enabling a zero-data loss configuration for applications." |
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