Many IT organizations have had the same data protection tools and practice for years, even decades, and see no need for that to change. But Application Owners need to know that they will be able to recover their data at the application level when disaster strikes. Yesterday’s solutions are simply not up to this job. ...

Your corporate data. It has a way of multiplying, increasing volumes of stored content exponentially every year. In fact, IDC estimates that the overall volume of digital bits created, replicated and consumed across the United States will hit 6.6 zettabytes by 2020, doubling in volume about every three years. That’s a great deal of data ...

One of the biggest use cases for the cloud – in fact, the biggest, in the case of hosted private cloud – is for backup and disaster recovery. It adds up to one thing: Organizations are counting on the cloud to make sure they retain access to their critical corporate data. This paper explores why ...

One of the biggest use cases for the cloud – in fact, the biggest, in the case of hosted private cloud – is for backup and disaster recovery. It adds up to one thing: Organizations are counting on the cloud to make sure they retain access to their critical corporate data. This paper explores why ...

The cloud is changing everything. It’s transforming IT organizations with agility and efficiency like never before, enabling them to realize new IT-as-a-Service delivery models. Yet, with change also comes new challenges. Organizations are faced with rationalizing their move to the cloud, balancing its advantages and barriers as they chart the course of their cloud journey. ...

Your business cannot survive without data management and protection, but getting control of rapidly growing and increasingly distributed information silos is a huge challenge. Infrastructures are growing more complex, virtualization and cloud create more obscurity, and BYOD creates dozens if not hundreds of new endpoints to protect. Legacy backup methods simply don’t meet the demands ...

From hybrid cloud to mobile to analytics, virtualization is enabling companies to embrace the latest IT trends. But in order to take your operations to the next level, it’s important to make sure your current virtualization initiatives aren’t headed for a stall. This brief outlines three important ways to tell whether virtualization is helping your ...

Data growth, data center consolidation, server virtualization, and cloud services are wreaking havoc with conventional approaches to backup and recovery. This concise white paper presents five strategies for data protection – from deduplication to automation to granular recovery – that will not only help solve your current data management challenges but also ensure that your ...

Over the last five years, many companies have re-signed with their legacy backup solution providers because the benefits of changing were not obvious. But data and information management and protection technologies are growing far more complex and dynamic than they’ve ever been, and new innovations can supply major advantages and help companies keep pace with ...

Server virtualization brings many well-known benefits, including cost efficiencies, management automation, and improved agility. Most enterprises are already invested heavily in virtualization technologies, but with these new operating models come challenges to data management and infrastructure protection. This whitepaper outlines five important considerations that must be addressed in order to take advantage of the benefits ...