Trends in Data Protection Modernization in 2012
Provided by Symantec Corporation
Category Enterprise Data Protection
Type White Paper
Length 18
Publish Date April 30 2012
Date posted June 12 2012
Overview
How much of your backup will be cloud based in two years? Research suggests around 18%, while 76% will be using deduplication methods, and 69% want a single-backup app for both virtual and physical server environments. This ESGwhite paper from Symantec uses the latest survey results explore trends on the modernization of data protection and explains why these changes matter.
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