Disaster Recovery Services
Perhaps lost somewhat in all of the VMworld buzz this week was Nasuni’s announcement that it is offering a free cloud gateway to companies in regions vulnerable to hurricanes. It’s not free forever – you get three months of gateway service free if you sign up between now ...
IT budgets remain flat, yet businesses demand higher service levels for application availability in a 24/7 global economy. For this reason, organizations require a cost-effective high availability and disaster recovery (HA/DR) business continuity plan that is suitably fast, flexible, adaptable, and automated. Pressures for economic efficiencies are causing ...
Virtualization and the cloud are creating tremendous opportunities for disaster recovery (DR). Traditional DR presents challenges in planning, implementation, testing, and, importantly, costs. I am seeing, however, some low-cost models leveraging Amazon Web Services with host-based replication solutions from Double-Take.
ESG research respondents ranked “improving disaster recovery capabilities” as ...
Organizations have spent millions of dollars and years of effort to ensure the business can either continue operations or at the very least recover from a disaster in a timely manner. The majority of these efforts tend to be focused on implementing technology in multiple data centers across the ...
Oodles of data. ESG has a lot of fresh data in hand from our 2010 Data Protection survey. What we learned is that companies have oodles of data too. And it's wreaking havoc imposing challenges on data protection strategies.
ESG surveyed over 500 IT professionals in companies ranging in size from ...
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Click here for the full ESG Research Report: 2010 Data Protection Trends.
Published on Friday, April 30th, 2010 at 1:42 pm | 3 Comments »
Authors: Bill Lundell | Jennifer Gahm | John McKnight | Lauren Whitehouse |
In order to assess the current state of the data protection market, ESG recently surveyed 510 North America-based senior IT professionals representing midmarket (100 to 999 employees) and enterprise-class (1,000 employees or more) organizations. All respondents were personally responsible for evaluating, purchasing, or managing data protection technologies—such as backup and ...
Authors: Bill Lundell | Jennifer Gahm | John McKnight | Lauren Whitehouse |
Click here for the PowerPoint slide.
Click here for the full ESG Research Report: 2010 Data Protection Trends.
Enterprise Strategy Group analyst Lauren Whitehouse said the difference is Double-Take/Amazon combination enables on-demand computing for disaster recovery.
via Double-Take, Amazon form disaster recovery cloud with Double-Take Cloud.
