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Data availability is a business issue, not just an IT issue. In fact, a recent report by ESG shows more than 80% of organizations say they are unable to manage today’s data explosion. With the right hybrid IT solution, IT teams can focus on data more strategically while boosting business continuity.
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A transformation is underway in data centers around the globe as organizations transition from legacy storage solutions to all-flash storage arrays. All-flash provides significant benefits for businesses, such as greater capacity, scalability and predictable high performance. But the move to all-flash data centers does not come without some challenges and an element of increased risk of data loss.
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As more organizations turn to Hybrid IT infrastructures to drive their digital transformation efforts, data Availability becomes a business issue, not just an IT issue. With today’s 24.7.365 data and application needs, finding the right solution for the data-driven enterprise can be difficult. Most organizations are unable to manage and maintain data recovery and backup needs that are driving up operational costs.
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Artificial Intelligence. Big Data Analytics. Internet of Things. Chances are your company has invested a lot of resources in recent years transforming to a data-centric organization. You’re not alone: in a survey of global IT leaders, 77% told Frost & Sullivan that investments in data analytics are critical to their business’s digital transformation success over the next 5 years; and 47% said investments in Big Data and Analytics are more important than other technologies. Overall, less than 1% of businesses reported not having some sort of digital transformation strategy; and less than 20% report being behind their industry peers in implementing a digital transformation. But how are you protecting the growing data pools that fuel your business? Have you collaborated with your Chief Security Information Officer or Compliance Officer on a data protection plan that extends across your
critical applications? Or are you relying on your cloud service provider or storage solution to provide the protection you need?
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The Veeam® + Lenovo solution simplifies IT, lowers costs, reduces risk and increases business agility by leveraging Veeam’s integration with Lenovo HX hyperconverged infrastructure.
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This high-level best practices guide covers Veeam® Backup & Replication™ 9.5 with Nutanix using VMware vSphere 5.5 through 6.7, Microsoft Hyper-V 2012 R2 and 2016, and AHV.
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This white paper specifically focuses on how Veeam aims to create business value for enterprise customers by ensuring the "data protection, data recoverability, data availability, and data management" — to use Veeam's own words — within hyperconverged infrastructure.
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The role of backup and secondary storage is changing in the data center. Hyperconverged infrastructures are influencing secondary storage and backup for the better, and you can see for yourself how integrating Nutanix and Veeam deliver increased business results.
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The popularity of hyperconverged infrastructure and cloud-based protection has changed the data protection landscape. But one thing hasn’t changed: The pressure on IT teams to meet service level agreements (SLAs). Improving SLAs for data and applications is now a top data protection mandate from IT leadership, according to 34% of ESG survey respondents. And 46% of those respondents say they believe the cloud provides the best level of recoverability. It’s likely a reason a hybrid cloud is now the “de facto model of choice”: Hybrid offers an IT organization the best of both worlds.
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Microsoft Azure Administrator Certification Exam measures your skill set in provisioning and managing an Azure environment with a focus on Azure subscription management, compute, storage, networking and identity. The AZ‑103 exam replaces the AZ‑100 and AZ‑101 exams, thereby simplifying your journey to become a certified Azure Administrator Associate.
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Read this white paper to find out five ways that you can simplify data protection with Microsoft Azure.
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IDC estimates that more than 70% of organizations have a cloud-first application deployment strategy to align with digital transformation initiatives. As such, many organizations are transitioning to Microsoft Office 365 and utilizing public clouds such as Microsoft Azure.
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Join Veeam® for a webinar that details new features included in NEW Veeam Availability Orchestrator v2, a reliable, scalable and easy-to-use orchestration engine that's purpose built for business continuity/disaster recovery (BC/DR). This webinar will include an overview of Veeam Availability Orchestrator, what’s new in v2 and a live demo
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Applications must be recoverable quickly and reliably in order to support 24x7x365 business functions. However, today’s modern applications are more complex, distributed and interdependent, making a successful and timely recovery of even a single application challenging.
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The new Veeam® cloud tier makes it easier than ever to ensure your long-term archival on object storage will be very smooth and won’t cost you a fortune. Choose between AWS Amazon S3, Azure Blob, IBM Cloud Object Storage or S3-compatible storage to avoid vendor lock-ins associated with secondary storage appliances and store data in the cloud without double charges.
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In a world where organizations desperately want to avoid lock-ins, data portability is critical to maintain speed and control over the environment. To do this, you can leverage the AWS cloud as an additional location for your hybrid data center or as on-demand recovery site. There’s no need to build or maintain a costly physical recovery site — you can backup anything anywhere and restore directly to AWS.
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Get the most out of your AWS investment. Migrating to AWS is a smart move for business continuity but as you scale your cloud environment, visibility and tracking your usage is critical to getting the most out of your spend. The following quick tips provide you with five strategic ways to keep an eye on your AWS spend and how to maximize your budget.
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Can your business afford the revenue and productivity loss associated with technology outages? In a hyper-competitive market, few businesses can. Many IT professionals expect to address the problem of business downtime simply by moving workloads to the cloud because they assume their cloud provider replicates customer data within their cloud centers as a matter of course. But in truth, your cloud provider has limited ability to protect your data. Most cloud providers assume responsibility only for the underlying infrastructure. Such backup procedures aren’t designed as an adequate means to protect your data in the event of an outage or disaster. Read this white paper to understand your business’s responsibility for data protection in the cloud.
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Read this Solution Spotlight to find out about technology that can protect your organization from weak and compromised passwords by comparing users’ passwords against commonly used, expected, or compromised password lists on the Dark Web.
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Commissioned by Veeam, this NEW, easy-to-read analyst report by 451 Research provides an unbiased view of the importance of backing up of your Microsoft Office 365 data.