DRaaS news stories

Data and ransomware protection provider Arcserve has announced it has entered into a new partnership with Google Cloud Platform. 

It was noted for its disaster-recovery-as-a-service solution’s ability to “serve client needs at all stages of their need for business continuity.”

"Business continuity is one of the most important aspects of modern business, and it will become more so as digital infrastructures become increasingly complex."

The DRaaS market is expected to register a global CAGR of 38.5% up to 2028.

93 percent of companies without disaster recovery who suffer a major data disaster are out of business within one year.

For MSPs, this offers additional revenue opportunities, improved margins and expanded market potential.

The traditional defence against ransomware is having a disaster recovery solution in place.

Acronis says it’s time for service providers to take the next step as the market is well and truly ready for disaster recovery (DR) cloud services.

“It’s perfect for us. It’s secure and makes it easier to close new business in Asia Pacific.”

Zerto has partnered with IBM to provide data protection for IBM’s Resiliency Orchestration DRaaS solution.

Microsoft’s Azure Site Recovery is the most cost-effective disaster recovery solution on the market.

Changing your business model is no small proposition, but the advantages are clear.

Microsoft’s Azure Site Recovery, available through Tech Data, is the most cost-effective disaster recovery solution on the market.

​Gisborne’s District Council has issued a tender for the replacement of its end-of-life servers and storage with hyper-converged infrastructure.

There are an almost infinite number of complications that can corrupt data and cripple modern businesses - Tech Data says Azure is the answer.

The company says it is well poised to expand in local markets.

Gartner's 2017 Hype Cycle for Cloud Security is out. So which technologies does Gartner see hitting mainstream in the coming years?

Cloud provider Zettagrid has taken out a continuity and resilience provider award from BCI Australasia.

This DR solution is making waves worldwide, turning a complicated process requiring multiple technologies into a simple, all-in-one & affordable one.

“For the channel, 2017 will bring more opportunities through cloud. Organisations should look for partners that can white-label cloud solutions."

CenturyLink is addressing the ever-growing need for disaster recovery solutions and has now come to the market with its own offering.

"VMware Site Recovery Manager is a key element of Sungard AS' DR services because it delivers fast application protection and recovery."

New reports show dramatic growth ahead for disaster recovery-as-a-service, with one noting its no longer just about recovery for businesses.

Veeam is offering its Australian service provider partners a new means to offer disaster recovery-as-a-service.