Data protection endures the recession

Data growth and data value trump need to cut costs

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Sepaton surveyed enterprise customers and found that data protection stays in the “have to” pile when it comes time to choose which bills to pay in these tough times.  A summary of Jon Toigo’s summary of Sepaton’s report:

  • Nearly 75% will maintain or increase data protection budgets in 2009
  • Investments are focused on reducing the cost of data protection
  • Large and growing volumes of data are becoming the business status quo
  • Virtualization is increasing data protection demands
  • A majority are using tape today; a minority expect to be using tape in 12 months

When times are tough, true priorities emerge.  The care and feeding of business data makes the list, it seems.

2009-01-05T13:46:52+00:00

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