Backup and recovery stories - Page 15

Cloud computing hailed as the new lifeline for enterprises, reshaping data backup and disaster recovery with unparalleled flexibility and speed.

Veritas is eyeing up the channel as it seeks to increase its customer reach and market scale across APAC with a new channel boss guiding the way.

Australian businesses are being urged to take data back-up seriously as the Cryptolocker ransomware virus re-emerges, hitting local businesses.

Veeam launches new storage capability aiming to cut costs and simplify backup storage management. #VeeamAvailabilitySuitenv9.

New Zealand businesses urged to follow 3-2-1 rule to ensure data center availability during disasters. #backup #datacenter.

CenturyLink warns that a lack of disaster recovery plan could lead to the end of business as downtime becomes an increasing reality.

EMC has romped home as the clear leader in the purpose-built backup appliance market, claiming 57.1% of the declining market in Q2 2015.

Backing up data can not only save money for an organisation, but reputation and potentially the business, according to Acronis.

As the value of data increases and losing critical information can be very costly for a business, ensuring data protection is more important than ever.

Kordia has launched an enterprise backup and recovery service which it claims has saved trialists up to eight hours a month on backup procedures.

Veeam, in partnership with Kaseya, has given its partners a free RMM plug-in tool to improve remote monitoring and management capabilities.

Acronis launches new cloud platform to help businesses protect data and recover from disasters #dataprotection #cloud.

Gartner has positioned Veeam in the ‘visionaries’ quadrant of the 2015 Magic Quadrant for enterprise backup software and integrated appliances.

It is critical to have a comprehensive disaster recover plan to prevent downtime and facilitate faster recovery from interruptions, says CenturyLink.

Backing up corporate data in remote locations in the Northern Territory or Great Barrier Reef has its challenges.

Acronis has launched its Acronis Backup Service and its new software-defined storage data centre for the ANZ region.

With 250 partners in New Zealand alone, he company has no plans on slowing down, with an expansion into the Australian market its next step.

Fighting the surge towards cloud is futile and resellers must instead quickly begin embracing the new business model says a visiting expert.

Revert, the New Zealand-based cloud backup specialist, has raised $1.2 million in its second round of funding, which will be used extend its solution.

Acronis is increasing its focus on the Australia and New Zealand region, officially launching its backup-as-a-service offering here.