
Private vs. Public Cloud Backup: Two Copies or One?
Storage is expensive. That raises a question for anyone engaged in cloud backup or considering hosting a backup service for others: Should we keep one copy of data or two?
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Storage is expensive. That raises a question for anyone engaged in cloud backup or considering hosting a backup service for others: Should we keep one copy of data or two?
Thomas Wimprine, CEO of Serion Technology, a full-service IT support and services firm in New Orleans, goes to great lengths to determine the best strategies that allow his clients to meet their business objectives. Here’s his story.
Many MSPs have added cloud-based services, but some still struggle with how to go about it. And those who ignore the move to the cloud may find their customers vulnerable to poaching by other providers. Here’s how to avoid that.
How do you open up a conversation with a CFO about finance and human resources? The best VARs know that a product pitch is the absolute wrong place to start. C-suite executives don’t care about your product. They care about their business, and what you can do to help them. Your job is to uncover what their challenges are, and then recommend ways to overcome those challenges.
When it comes to the battle between tape and the cloud, it’s no contest. That’s why companies are transitioning more and more data off tape and placing it on the cloud.
Forbes ranked Datto CEO Austin McChord first on its “2015 30 Under 30” list of the top 30 enterprise technology influencers under the age of 30. Here are the details.
Datto CEO Austin McChord is taking his message about his company’s expansion in Rochester, New York on the road. McChord recently appeared on a local news show in Rochester, talking about Datto’s expansion there. Here are the details.
IBM is the latest of the big cloud services providers to take aim at startups. The vendor has introduced a new program, dubbed the IBM Global Entrepreneur Program for Cloud Startups, to offer up to $120,000 in IBM Cloud credits to eligible firms.
Whether it’s tropical storms, Arctic blizzards or a savvy hacker, disaster is looming. Put four best practices in place to protect your and your customers’ assets.
IBM (IBM) is the big IT name behind Digital.NYC, a new online portal spearheaded by New York City’s economic development authorities aimed at spurring the metro area’s tech industry—nicknamed Silicon Alley.
Continuum hosted its Navigate user conference in Boston this week, and CEO Michael George shared his thoughts on some of his company’s recent moves in a one-on-one interview at the event.
Flash storage solutions company Nimble Storage (NMBK) recently announced several upgrades to its CS-Series arrays with the introduction of the CS300 and CS500 families.
While FEMA estimates 40 percent of small businesses do not reopen after a disaster, we believe it does not have to be this way. As an MSP, a principal responsibility involves preserving uptime for your customers’ businesses—or, said another way, helping clients prepare for downtime events or shepherding them through a disaster when one occurs.
Business communications provider Mitel (MITL) announced its new North American partner program, as the company looks to align its focus on VARs with cloud communications expertise. With the new program, Mitel will include targeted new tracks to support cloud providers and carriers while working to increase partner profitability and success.
By leveraging recovery as a service (RaaS) to virtualize the entire production environment, in the event of a disaster, staff can nimbly relocate to another site, or work from home—as long as there is internet access.