Juvare scales critical emergency management applications on Azure, boosts disaster response, resiliency | Microsoft Customer Stories

Juvare scales critical emergency management applications on Azure, boosts disaster response, resiliency | Microsoft Customer Stories

In the event of an emergency, every second counts. Juvare, one of the largest emergency management and response software providers globally, recently migrated its application workloads to the Azure cloud platform and hasn't looked back. Check out this story to see why with Azure Site Recovery, Juvare can rely on fast, automated disaster recovery and seamless failover testing. If you want to see the same great results that Juvare did, reach out to LogicCloud IT, Inc. to speak with an Azure specialist.

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