- What are the primary data protection challenges that organizations are currently facing?
- Which areas of data protection will merit the greatest level of investment in 2010?
- How confident are organizations that their data protection applications and processes are adequately protecting their data?
- Which types of data protection technologies and processes are currently in use? How will this change going forward?
- What impact does the business value of data have on data protection applications and processes?
- How satisfied are organizations with their current data protection technologies and strategies?
- What types of storage solutions are currently used to support data protection requirements and how will this change over time?
- How pervasive has data deduplication usage become over the last several years?
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