What’s Your Strategy for Unstructured Data Protection?
The capacity requirements of unstructured data continue to grow at an alarming rate and the rate of growth is only going to get worse.
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The 80s Called, They Want Their Backups Back
We have nothing against backup – backup is necessary – but retro backup approaches are no longer sufficient. Storage Switzerland analyst George Crump explains why complete data protection today includes backup/recovery, cloud storage support, and archive. In “The Requirements for Modern Unstructured Data Protection,”
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Resist and Die; Surrender and Store Forever
Storage Switzerland analyst George Crump already made the case for why traditional unstructured data protection falls short in today’s environments, and now he’s gone a step further by pointing out why they don’t excel at meeting regulatory and legal requirements either. In “Unstructured Data’s Compliance and Retention Gap,”
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George Crump Lobs Blow at Traditional Data Protection
Storage Switzerland analyst George Crump has written an excellent summary of why better unstructured data protection is sorely needed today, and we couldn’t agree more. In “Why IT Needs a New Data Protection Strategy for Unstructured Data,”
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Active Archive, Active Retention, for Today and Forever
We recently released the Aparavi software-as-a-service platform for archive and retention management, with data protection built in – a long-winded way of saying “active archive.” Why the wind? Because active archive is a distinct, unique application that is often not well understood, unless you are one of the unlucky few who understands it all too well.
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Aparavi Platform Overview For Active Archive and Backup
The thrills! The chills!
We’ve created a guided video overview of the Aparavi SaaS platform for data retention, and I’ll bet you can’t wait to watch it.
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The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same
More than 25 years ago, I was one of the original developers of backup and restore applications, many of which are still in use today. Though visionary at the time, these traditional data protection systems are no longer the right tool for what we deal with today: growing data loads, modern infrastructures including BYOD, new compliance regulations, and new pricing models.
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