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8 killer benefits of continuous data protection (CDP)

Last week we discussed continuous data protection (CDP) and how it works. This week we outline eight key reasons why investing in CDP technologies will benefit your business. 1. Always-on replication Because CDP uses change-block tracking, your data is replicated the moment it is written to storage. The CDP backup mechanism is always on, so […]

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Continuous Backup and Recovery

Understanding continuous backup and recovery technologies

Continuous Backup and Recovery is designed to meet all of your data protection requirements in a single platform across your entire IT estate. The idea is to converge backup, disaster recovery and data mobility across on-premises and cloud systems. Additionally, continuous backup and recovery tools should offer orchestration, automation and analytics to further simplify data

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Dealing with traditional backup and recovery challenges

In the data-driven business, access to data is everything. Protecting against loss is a strategic priority – and yet many businesses are still reliant on 30-year-old concepts and processes. Some of the backup and recovery challenges that we have learned to live with over the years are now becoming untenable. Here are some of the

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All-Flash Storage

7 Excellent Reasons to Choose NetApp for Your Next All-Flash Arrays

Flash storage is now essential for mission-critical workloads that rely on low-latency data retrieval. All the major storage vendors offer their own All-Flash Arrays (AFA), so why should you choose NetApp? 1. Guaranteed best performance Every microsecond counts for mission-critical applications, so you should choose the best performing flash storage available. NetApp AFAs deliver consistently

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