Category Cloud Computing
Type White Paper
Length 6
Publish Date October 05 2012
Date posted December 17 2012
Overview
More and more companies are considering cloud computing for data backup. But while having a cloud-based solution is valuable, developing one in-house can be tricky. The cost and complexity of developing one in-house is compelling them to look for third-party providers. This white paper from IBM serves as a buyer's guide to help you choose the right cloud partner for you organization that will develop, implement and manage your data backup solution.
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