Understanding the economics of in-cloud data protection
Data protection solutions designed with cost optimisation in mind
The benefits of cloud computing have resulted in mass adoption, however, unforeseen costs, limited access, and lack of security measures can mean that IT teams revert back to running workloads on premises.
It’s essential, therefore, that organisations consider all factors - technical and financial - before selecting, and migrating to, a cloud solution.
This study shares how one of these considerations - in-cloud data protection - can be achieved with Dell Technologies’ data protection solutions, supporting businesses with the same level of protection for cloud-hosted and on-premises applications in a cost-effective way.
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