June 25, 2015
Every company or organization has its own set of backup and recovery requirements. That is why, when considering a backup vendor or appliance, you should pursue an option that suits your company’s needs rather than the most popular one on the market. The wide range of backup techniques and appliances available today may make the decision process more overwhelming than it actually needs to be. The key is to analyze the requirements of your organization and always keep them at the forefront. Once you know what you need, it is easier to narrow down the list of specific solutions.
Are you considering implementing a new backup software for your organization, but not sure where to start? Here are five things to consider when choosing a backup vendor:
Choosing the backup vendor is not an easy decision but it is a critical one. It’s important to do as much research as possible and make an educated decision that support not only your current business model but also where you want to be two or three years down the road.
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