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Veeam 2018 Earnings Show Strength of Cloud Backup TrendBackup of cloud data (as opposed to backup of data to the cloud) is a major trend as more corporate workloads and data move there. Veeam’s 2018 earnings reflect this trend. |
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Veeam Availability Suite 9.5 Update 4 Is a Step Up for Cloud BackupNew cloud data management capabilities are part of Veeam Availability Suite 9.5 Update 4. With the steady shift from cloud as a backup target to cloud as a backup source,... |
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DRP Business Impact Analysis ToolDetermine appropriate recovery time objectives based on the impact of downtime. |
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Clean Up Those Rotten File Shares With the Wonder Tool You Already OwnOld file shares are a mess. Clean them up by identifying documents that are high-risk or high-value and get rid of everything else. Use a tool you didn’t know you owned to... |
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Disaster Recovery Is a Cloud Gateway DrugThrough cloud disaster recovery an organization will not only create a cloud-based recovery capability but also learn a lot about the real benefits and costs migrating to... |
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Water Tanks, Wine Cellars, and Digital TransformationAccording to a recent survey by data backup and management company Commvault, IT departments are not ready to lead digital transformation. I think a major impediment is in... |
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Is Hyperconverged Infrastructure Storage or a Server? Yes!Four years ago, analysts attempting to come up with a name to describe emerging hyperconverged options coined the term “Server SAN.” So which is it, a server or a SAN... |
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NetApp Is the Storage Comeback Kid. Should You Care?NetApp is the storage comeback kid. In just over two years NetApp has gone from drowning under to riding the waves of change that are disrupting the storage industry. If... |
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Pole Vaulting the Chasm: Backup Software’s New Cloud RaceCloud backup isn’t just about finding an offsite repository for on-premises backups. Backup software vendors know that increasingly you will need to backup data that is... |
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Containers and the “End” of Server VirtualizationJust as hypervisors and server virtualization appear triumphant in the data center, you may be hearing that virtual machines (VMs) will give way to containers. But the... |
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