IT Visionaries The Cloud: Why it’s Not A One-Size-Fits-All Solution For Everyone
We take hundreds of thousands of pictures a year. On our phone, on our tablets, and on our cameras. And while those moments in time are often meaningful parts of our past, rarely do we feel a need to back those memories up. Why is that? Danny Allan is the CTO of Veeam and for years, he’s been asking that same question. On this episode of IT Visionaries, Danny discusses why it is time to take backup solutions more seriously and why the cloud is not actually a one-size-fits-all solution.
3 Key Takeaways- If solutions are simple and not complex, the user will have a better experience
- Backing up data is critical, but companies rarely do this right, which leaves them vulnerable
- Hybrid clouds are not right for every company, make sure it works for your company before investing
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