What goes into an enterprise-wide data protection (DP) plan? More than you think. There are many factors involved in choosing a solution - including the variety and location of workloads, and criticality of each application and its data. Over time, many organisations have adopted multiple backup, disaster recovery, and archival solutions, but the constant addition of new applications may leave some data at risk.
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