How do you protect the Cloud data your company uses, transmits and stores every hour of every business day? With Cloud services comes shared responsibility. Popular services including Microsoft M365, Google workplace, Quickbooks Online and Salesforce.com may need added protection, such as Software as a Service (SaaS) backup. Read on to learn more about SaaS backup and how it can benefit your business.
Software as a Service (SaaS), a platform supporting office work through applications available from MS 365 and other software, enables companies to communicate, collaborate and drive business outcomes. Companies using SaaS applications need to backup critical workload to ensure comprehensive data protection. Read on to learn what SaaS Backup has to offer to protect your valuable data.
Imagine if your business had a cost-effective and flexible way of accessing data, applications, and unified communications, without the maintenance and management of on-premise equipment. Read on to learn more about benefits and considerations of this service delivery model.
Recent Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, along with major earthquakes in Mexico, remind us how vulnerable we can be to disasters, and underscore the importance of data protection. As businesses depend on access to a range of systems–including call center, communications and collaboration application, customer management, and more–having a solid data protection plan can help you in a disaster recovery scenario. Now more than ever, a range of options exist to help maintain business continuity. Here are a few options to consider.
Cloud Computing adoption continues to outpace the growth rate of total IT spending. According to research firm Gartner, the market for public cloud services will continue expanding, with year-over-year revenue growth of 17.3%. Compare this to Gartner Growth expectation of total IT Growth of 1.4% and you can see how the market for Cloud Computing is maturing. Cloud Service Providers offer a wide range of solutions.