Data is expanding and unpredictable with more data, apps, devices and users, making it more challenging to protect and leading to fragmented data protection solutions.
The reality is that most companies manage their applications and data in multiple places: from on-premises traditional infrastructures to virtualised environments to hybrid and public clouds.
As a result of this exponential data growth, along with regulatory compliance, strict service-level agreements, and shrinking backup windows, companies are having to rethink their data protection methods.
These conditions call for a data protection strategy that acknowledges the current landscape and protects data across them all because you will likely need to save more than one of these environments for some time.
Ensuring users have the data they need to conduct business even if the data is damaged or lost is the goal. We can achieve it through a comprehensive strategy for valuing, cataloguing and protecting information assets from application and user errors, malware and virus attacks, machine failures, or facility outages and disruptions.
Data capital is increasingly being seen as an extremely valuable asset that can be a source of competitive advantage for organisations.
Those who recognise and leverage the value of data convert it into real-time actionable insights to uncover patterns and pursue breakthrough ideas. In turn, they become more successful in an increasingly competitive business landscape.
You need to protect your data from the edge to core to cloud across multiple RPO and RTO levels in a secure environment to meet Business continuity requirements and minimise the risk to your business.
We can modernise, secure and protect your data — no matter where it resides.
Using technologies ranging from replication to airgap, backup and archive that improve uptime and avoid data loss.
We can deliver protection based on the value of the data and service levels that align to business objectives.
Networking refers to the entire process of creating and using computer networks with respect to hardware, protocols and software, including wired and wireless technology.
Storage is the retention of information in an electronic format that is readily accessible from a technology perspective. The forms of storage have evolved from the early days of computers, where punch cards were away of holding programs and data in a non-volatile format.
Converged infrastructure (CI) combines compute, storage and networking as pre-tested and validated turnkey offerings. CI allows organisations to pool resources in centralised platforms eliminating expensive 1:1 business application silo’s.
Hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) streamlines the deployment, management and scaling of Datacentre resources by combining x86-based server and storage resources with intelligent software in a turnkey software-defined solution.
A Software-Defined Datacentre (SDDC) architecture enables a fully automated, zero-downtime infrastructure for any application and any hardware, now and in the future.
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